Central York School District 912 Willow Ridge Dr, Manchester Twp: Catherine Schnee to Nsimba Mbenza-Ngoma, $402,000 821 Tenth Ave, Springettsbury Twp: Francis Dyer III to Jacob Arter, $191,000 709 N George St, North York: Marc Kibbler to Martika Quinones, $190,000 923 N Court Ave, North York: Dennis Betz to Tamoney Investments, $74,000 543 Marion Rd,
State officials are admonishing Milwaukee Public Schools and threatening to suspend funding to the district after MPS officials have failed to provide key financial reports, some of which were due over eight months ago, according to a recent letter to MPS Superintendent Keith Posley released to the public Wednesday. Following months of failures by MPS
The recent switch in the partisan makeup of the North Carolina Supreme Court may lead to a new chapter in a key case involving the funding of public education in the state. At issue is whether the Supreme Court may bypass the state legislature and directly fund the state’s education equity plan when the legislature
Superintendents, financial officers and other school leaders packed a State Board of Education meeting to address multiple concerns about how the Arizona Department of Education is managing federal poverty funds. School leaders said earlier this week they don’t trust the department’s calculations for Title I funds, which are federal dollars that support schools with high
Federal pandemic relief measures brought in $178 million to Knox County Schools. The money paid for technology upgrades, tutors and career empowerment. But the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund expires this year, and school districts around the country have to make decisions about what programs to continue when only local and state taxpayers
DELAND — At its last meeting, the Volusia County School Board unanimously approved closing on a DeBary property which will serve as the site for a new Enterprise Elementary. The board in December approved purchasing the property, located at Buckley Drive and Charles R. Beall Boulevard, for $4.73 million. According to the Agreement for Assignment
The city of Algonac is poised to get $200,000 in COVID stimulus dollars administered by St. Clair County to help early redevelopment steps at the old Algonac Elementary School property. Last week, the City Council agreed to accept the amount in American Rescue Plan Act funds through County Commissioner Dave Vandenbossche from the county’s larger