
Kelly Lessens
39:20 - 40:02
"it's exceedingly helpful to hear that we can divide potentially this purchase into 1, 2, or even 3 budget cycles. That's actually more generous than I had anticipated. I had sort of asked about that question right after we received this memo and got an update um, earlier today on that, the $625,000 figure. And I think it informed the amendment that I drafted that I'll introduce at the meeting later this evening."
“it's exceedingly helpful to hear that we can divide potentially this purchase into 1, 2, or even 3 budget cycles. That's actually more generous than I had anticipated. I had sort of asked about that question right after we received this memo and got an update um, earlier today on that, the $625,000 figure. And I think it informed the amendment that I drafted that I'll introduce at the meeting later this evening.”
It's really important that our students have curricular materials. I think it's exceedingly helpful to hear that we can divide potentially this purchase into 1, 2, or even 3 budget cycles. That's actually more generous than I had anticipated. I had sort of asked about that question right after we received this memo and got an update um, earlier today on that, the $625,000 figure. And I think it informed the amendment that I drafted that I'll introduce at the meeting later this evening.
The Anchorage School Board debated Tuesday whether to fully fund a $2.8 million grades 6-10 English language arts curriculum replacement or phase payments across budget cycles, with board member Kelly Lessens planning an amendment to fund only the $625,000 pilot now and return for the balance in the fall.
