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    Key Outcomes from the May 23 School Board Meeting: Budget Approvals and New Initiatives Set to Enhance Local Education

    2024-05-24
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    The School Board meeting on May 23, 2024, began with the Sangster ES 6th Grade Advanced Class performing the National Anthem, led by Jessica Kusdarman and Diana Chou. The meeting acknowledged the retirement of several administration members, including former Assistant Superintendents and the Chief Operating Officer, thanking them for their service.

    During the meeting, the School Board approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget. Adjustments were made due to county and state budget impacts. The new budget includes a 4% salary increase for all FCPS employees, reflecting the board's commitment to high educational standards and staff support.

    The board also discussed new initiatives, including public-private partnerships for school infrastructure, reducing leasing expenses, and transitioning to electric school buses. These initiatives are part of efforts to improve efficiency and sustainability. Details will be provided in the Superintendent’s upcoming reports.

    Superintendent Reid presented several reports, including the Strategic Plan Goal 4 Baseline Report, which sets the foundation for future objectives. Updates on technology compliance and the Grow Your Own initiative for Special Education teachers were also discussed, highlighting improvements in educational resources and professional development.

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