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"I haven't wanted to spend down to fund balance down to 5%, and I never thought I would co-author a memo suggesting we spend down to 4%. I have been deeply grumpy— is a polite word— this weekend, not at the maker of the original memo, but at the circumstances in which we find ourselves It's atrocious"
“I haven't wanted to spend down to fund balance down to 5%, and I never thought I would co-author a memo suggesting we spend down to 4%. I have been deeply grumpy— is a polite word— this weekend, not at the maker of the original memo, but at the circumstances in which we find ourselves It's atrocious”
I haven't wanted to spend down to fund balance down to 5%, and I never thought I would co-author a memo suggesting we spend down to 4%. I have been deeply grumpy— is a polite word— this weekend, not at the maker of the original memo, but at the circumstances in which we find ourselves It's atrocious, and it comes at a time when I receive through my school board account really encouraging emails saying that the Municipality of Anchorage has restored their fund balance to a healthy level. That's great. Why can't we do that?
The Anchorage School Board weighs spending $6.8 million of its emergency reserve to reinstate up to 45 positions, betting on uncertain state funding, and extends its school-consolidation committee.
