5/26/20 School Board Meeting Guide
Both teachers and administrators have volunteered to take a pay freeze next year to help the East Penn schools. This and other budget news.
Our Schools. Our Community.
Both teachers and administrators have volunteered to take a pay freeze next year to help the East Penn schools. This and other budget news.
Want critical thinkers who can spot lies and don’t fall for conspiracy theories? Teach more social studies!
Increased class sizes, fewer educational materials, and more interest on district debt are some of the consequences of cuts needed to meet the current budget crisis. Get a full rundown on what was covered at yesterday’s school board meeting.
Making up an anticipated budget shortfall with savings sounds like a good idea. But it’s a temporary bandaid that can cause bigger problems down the road. Here’s why.
Do the school closures mean we’ve saved a lot of money? Sadly no– the expected savings amount to 0.2% of the budget. Here’s why.
The new (and grim) budget reality, a tax rebate program, the East Penn community pandemic response, and a turf field update were highlights of last night’s school board meeting.
K12, Inc. and its charter schools are siphoning tax dollars to private shareholders during the pandemic. Don’t you think we should be paying attention?
A recent social media post about inequality and grading trivializes the real problem and sells moral outrage at the expense of meaningful change.
The regular school board meeting was cancelled due to the pandemic. But here’s some thoughts on what comes next for the district.
Next year’s school calendar, a coronavirus update, the possibility of two new administrators, and budget planning were all covered at last night’s school board meeting.