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Westfield Board of Ed to Begin Budget Discussions Tonight

Meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at 302 Elm St.

 
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The Westfield Board of Education.

The Westfield Board of Education will begin its 2013-2014 school budget discussion tonight at 7:30 p.m. at 302 Elm Street.

At the Board's last meeting, held Jan. 4, the following tentative meeting dates were announced:

Day Date Agenda
Tuesday Jan. 22 Public Board Meeting- Preliminary Budget Discussion
Tuesday Feb. 19 Public Board Meeting-Budget Workshop; Possible date for Governor's Budget Message
Thursday Feb. 21 Possible Receipt of State Aid Information.
Tuesday Feb. 26 Special Board Meeting-Adoption of tentative 2013-2014 Budget
Wednesday Feb. 27 Submission of the 2013-2014 Budget to the Union County Superintendent of Schools
Tuesday March 5 Public Board Meeting-Budget Workshop
Tuesday  March 19 Public Board Meeting-Budget Workshop
Tuesday March 26

Special Budget Meeting-Public Hearing on the 2013-2014 Budget

Adoption of the final 2013-2014 Budget 

 


The meetings are open to the public and all are welcome to attend. For more information, visit the Board's website

Related Topics: 2013-2014 budget discussion and Westfield Board of Education

Johnny

3:56 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Nice, I can't wait to hear the same 5 people comment on here under multiple names about how they know what's best for the budget, the school system, and the taxpayers. Meanwhile, they will not show up to a single one of these meetings. They must be bored, they haven't had anything to post about since the referendum proved them to be just a small minority. Get ready, just a few more weeks before they return to thinking they are of any significance!

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Taxpayer

8:15 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

No need to show up at a meeting to know that anything above a 2% raise to teachers and administrators should be out of the question. Actually, a 0% raise is in order like other school boards gave last contracts due to economical issues and other financial issues.

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Sara Booth

10:06 am on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

There is no way that this current Board of Education can do anything but a zero percent increase to Teachers this time around. Anything higher than that is just pure
stupidity and poor financial management. I have all the faith that under the current leadership of the Board this is what will happen. Teachers are great- but everyone in this community knows the reality of our economic times- They have great salaries already- No need to increase them now.

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Pete

2:10 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Your faith is misplaced.

JERSEY GIRL

12:20 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Maybe people dont show up to the meetings due to not wanting their familes, children ridiculed around town. Mr Kasko cant even get a break on this blog ( how about talking a walk around the HS in the am, and see the students drive through the crosswalk in front of the Armory) maybe Mr, Kasko can help us do something about this.

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