Hooksett school leaders say surprise SchoolCare assessment forced cuts as premium rise eases to 7.7% Superintendent Bill Rirk told the Hooksett budget committee a SchoolCare assessment that initially was calculated at $553,074 for the district was reduced to $257,056, and the insurer-administrator notified the district its premium increase would be 7.7%, lowering the district's default and operating increase estimates. The board cut proposed staff and deferred a portable classroom to reduce the budget.

Hooksett school leaders are facing tough decisions after a surprising SchoolCare assessment forced major budget cuts, but a slight easing in premium increases offers a glimmer of hope.

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Ohio private school vouchers get double increase in funding over public schools in House budget • Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio House's proposed budget increases the private school voucher system by $500 million and only gives half of that much of an increase to public schools.

Meanwhile in Ohio: legislators' zeal to lavishly fund voucher schools (which have ZERO transparency) while failing to adequately fund public schools (which do have transparency) continues. Call your state senators & reps TODAY #SchoolFundingCuts #Resist
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Kentucky Educator
Over 80% of the State voted for Trump.
Now worried about public school funding cuts.

She says she didn't vote for funding cuts but I hate to tell her "Yes, yes you did!"

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