School Board Looks For More Than $79 Million In State Aid For Referendum

February 28, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

Calavano1 — School district business administrator John Calavano said the district did not receive funding for all the referendum-related grants for which it applied because the state could not fund all the applications it received.

With nearly $4 million guaranteed for the proposed $85 million school referendum eyed for September, the Board of Education Feb. 27 approved applications for more than $79.7 million in additional state aid for the projects.

The board also formally rescinded applications for $57.5 million in grant applications that were not awarded. Those projects were included in the new applications.

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