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11/22/2020 1 Comment

Could bridge funding help West Sonoma County Schools transition to an ongoing sustainable budget?

The West Sonoma County Union High School District (WSCUHSD) is facing a financial crisis. The district’s budget reflects an approximately $1.35 M gap between revenue and expenses beginning in the 2021-22 school year; reserves are projected to be depleted by June 2022.
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There are two ways to close a funding gap: with increased revenues or with decreased expenses. The district has identified several ways to cut costs other than closing a school. Some possibilities include: eliminating under-enrolled class sections; shifting to the more common six period schedule from the current more costly seven period schedule; relocating Laguna High School to the El Molino campus; and/or relocating the district office to the El Molino campus. [continue reading]
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12/26/2022 02:30:05 pm

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    Debbie Ramirez is the mom of an Analy sophomore and a 2020 Analy graduate. She  served as a Trustee for the Sebastopol Union School District between 2010 - 2019 as the district navigated through declining   enrollment, increased costs, state funding deferrals, strategic planning, school closure, and campus reconfigurations.

    ​A long-time fan of public meetings, Debbie appreciates the newfound transparency and opportunities for involvement by way of live streamed public meetings due to pandemic mitigations.

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