posted by Joe Polk at 1:08 AM /
Last week Mt. Lebanon school board President Mark Hart suggested that staff cuts were the only way to make significant reductions to the preliminary $73 million budget for 2008-09.
But Monday, in his absence, the rest of the board appeared to agree with a spending plan presented by Superintendent John Allison that included supply and other cost cuts proposed by department heads and administrators and reduced the proposed millage hike from 1.53 to about 0.58. It included no layoffs but proposed that some positions go unfilled.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08094/869941-55.stm
But Monday, in his absence, the rest of the board appeared to agree with a spending plan presented by Superintendent John Allison that included supply and other cost cuts proposed by department heads and administrators and reduced the proposed millage hike from 1.53 to about 0.58. It included no layoffs but proposed that some positions go unfilled.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08094/869941-55.stm
Labels: budget, school board, school district
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