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Borough officials, teachers push school district to confront budget reality

Summary by Wrangell Sentinel
"The roof is on fire, and I feel like nobody is actually paying attention," teacher Mikki Angerman said at a joint work session between the borough assembly and school board on March 24. Nearly 50 members of the public attended the meeting, and Angerman's impassioned speech to the school board exemplified the widespread frustration with the district's handling of its large...
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Mendham Borough school budget bears 3.2 percent tax bump

MENDHAM – The $14.9 million budget for the 2025-2026 school year introduced during the grades K-8 school district’s Board of Education meeting of Tuesday, March 18 will have taxpayers digging into their pockets a little deeper.

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Borough officials, teachers push school district to confront budget reality

"The roof is on fire, and I feel like nobody is actually paying attention," teacher Mikki Angerman said at a joint work session between the borough assembly and school board on March 24. Nearly 50 members of the public attended the meeting, and Angerman's impassioned speech to the school board exemplified the widespread frustration with the district's handling of its large...

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Win Gruening: Borough budget challenges just got bigger -- and messier

By WIN GRUENING A recent news story warned residents that Juneau’s landfill will be at capacity in the next decade. Yet a solution could take much longer. This comes at a critical juncture in Juneau’s budget discussions as the city assembly wrestles with significant unknown flood remediation costs, reduced school funding, and a stagnant population. Solid waste […] The post Win Gruening: Borough budget challenges just got bigger — and messier app…

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Hahn: A Reasonable Compromise on the School Budget

"This $4 million reduction is a reasonable solution It preserves everything that makes our schools and community excellent, while showing taxpayers that we are listening and leading...

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