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Paul McDonogh

15:06 - 15:49

“This memorandum, it, it has a very large price tag, so I think for the benefit of the record, could I ask the superintendent to describe the— we, we did receive a presentation earlier today on the student nutrition But the basis of the revenue needs for the Alaska Middle College and whether that was for this school year or a previous school year”
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Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
November 2, 2026

From the transcript

Yeah, um, thank you, Mr. President. This memorandum, it, it has a very large price tag, so I think for the benefit of the record, could I ask the superintendent to describe the— we, we did receive a presentation earlier today on the student nutrition But the basis of the revenue needs for the Alaska Middle College and whether that was for this school year or a previous school year, as it was written here, the FY25-26 year, and the FEMA funds, just as a nutshell.

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