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#WCPSS Proposed Budget: $1.4 Billion… Yes, Billion with a B.
In case you missed it, the Wake County Schools Superintendent is proposing a $1.4 BILLION dollar budget. This budget represents a 14% increase over last year’s budget — including raising per pupil spending.
Wake Schools continues their great track record of notifying the public of important events by holding a public hearing…. tonight.
KEEP READING… Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, Wake County School Board
Tagged Budget, Jim Merrill, Wake County Board of Education, WCPSS
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Letter to Wake Schools Superintendent – Partial Reply
Yesterday I wrote to the Wake County Superintendent, Jim Merrill, about some questions I had with the new budget. You can read the letter here: Letter To Wake Cty Superintendent. I received a reply back from Stella Shelton, interim Chief Communications Officer.
Here is what was received (below). Note that text in blue is Ms. Shelton’s. Text in Black represents my original emailed text. I’ve got a few comments about this reply at the end of this article. Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, EDUCATION
Tagged Budget, Common Core, Jim Merrill, Wake County Schools
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