With $2.5 Million Budget Deficit, School Board Looks At Privatizing Paraprofessionals And Substitute Teachers

January 31, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

Brian Bonanno1 — Brian Bonanno, the school district’s manager of administrative services, told the Board of Education Jan. 30 that it could save $675,000 by privatizing paraprofessionals.

On the night the Board of Education was told it could save at least $675,000 a year by privatizing its paraprofessionals, one board member said the district should also outsource substitute teachers.

The idea came from the Board of Education’s finance committee chairman, Delvin Burton, after he told his colleagues that they’re looking at a more than $2 million shortfall in next year’s budget.

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With $2.5 Million Budget Deficit, School Board Looks At Privatizing Paraprofessionals And Substitute Teachers

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