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    Letter to The Editor

    Letter to The Editor: SOCUSD Facing Tough Choices

    January 14, 20163 Comments
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    logo_lettereditorBy Karen McClelland
    Vice-President, Sedona-Oak Creek School Board
    (January 14, 2016) 

    The Sedona-Oak Creek School district is facing some very tough choices this year. Over the next 3 year we are facing a budget cut of 1.2 million dollars from our less than 8 million dollar budget. The Board was presented with 5 potential scenarios that may meet this financial goal. You can find the financial details of these options on our website sedona.k12.az.us.

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    It is vital that we hear from the community, parents and staff about the academic, extracurricular and social impacts of these options. Please attend the board work session on Jan 26th at 4 p.m. in the West Sedona School Multipurpose room. You can also find our email addresses on the District website. Please remember that you need to provide all of us with the same information at a board meeting or in writing.

    I ask the whole community, board members, district employees and our constituents to put past disagreements behind them and help us ensure that ALL of our students receive the first class education they are entitled to and that our dedicated and outstanding staff can provide. We must look forward and not dwell on past mistakes or decisions. Our District has award winning and nationally recognized programs now and we must be sure these programs are available to all our students in future year.

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    3 Comments

    1. bill carter on January 16, 2016 9:58 am

      Please notify Karen that the link to the financial options routes to the district school page but contains nothing regarding the financial options, or if it does it is so buried no one can find it. I am a parent of two children at Big Park and would love to be able to see these options but am unable to find it anywhere.

      Thank you.

    2. Jeanie Carroll on January 18, 2016 10:23 am

      Go to Public and the first link is Community. The minutes from the forums are there.

    3. Jeanie Carroll on January 18, 2016 10:24 am

      There’s also a link for News under the heading District.

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