0:31
Andy Ratliff
94:32 - 95:03
"for the ELA curriculum options, in the recommendation, it funds the entire, about $2.79 million, purchase in FY $625,000 in FY27. The other payment options that we have are about $620,000 or $625,000 in FY27, and then a little over $1 million in each of '28 and '29."
“for the ELA curriculum options, in the recommendation, it funds the entire, about $2.79 million, purchase in FY $625,000 in FY27. The other payment options that we have are about $620,000 or $625,000 in FY27, and then a little over $1 million in each of '28 and '29.”
- Speaker
- Andy Ratliff
- Timestamp
- 94:32 – 95:03
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 7, 2026
From the transcript
So for the ELA curriculum options, in the recommendation, it funds the entire, about $2.79 million, purchase in FY $625,000 in FY27. The other payment options that we have are about $620,000 or $625,000 in FY27, and then a little over $1 million in each of '28 and '29. So the $625,000 would be what we would essentially include in the budget to bring back to the board for the adoption of the curriculum and then be able to approve the contract with the vendor.
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