Topic: school finance

Audit offers 'clean' bill of health

Proposals continue financial uncertainty for district

Asbury says personnel savings are on target

State proposal would cost district millions

Many donations flow to schools

Asbury's proposed 1995-96 school budget nearly tops $70 million

Schools to discuss $60.2 M budget

I like concise format

Asbury trims nearly $1 million from proposed budget

Board OKs $68.2 million in spending

Budget process is complicated process

Fees, please; Extra charges add up for district families

Board set to close books on 1994-95

Pay to play; It's getting out of hand

Timko accuses district officials of using financial scare tactics

They have a blank check

Don't delay the cure

We're not to blame

Why doesn't he ask them?

My numbers are the truth

Memorial today for Paul Jones, former principal

District wins finance award again

Board gets first look at 1996-97 tax budget

Asbury: Ruling shouldn't hurt here

Bond issue may surface in fall; Draft study recommends a ballot issue to pay for the district's facilities projects

School projects must be considered independently

Task force recommends $14.9 million bond issue

Auditor to certify bond issue millage

Proposed budget nearly $75 million

Levy not needed for new $75 million budget

New role will propel Asbury into middle of funding debate

Board hikes student fees

New state budget could provide relief for taxpayers

School funding proposal sets up new formulas

Coalition leader unhappy with plan

Revised bond issue would save little, Bahorek says

Former Worthington superintendent deals with funding reform

Administrators get raises; Timko slams evaluations

Davidson peers into future of education funding

Escalating legal fees concern board member

Michael seeks more parental input

Legislators seek input through funding forum

District to make good on bond issue promise

State audit gives Worthington thumbs up

Schools may be able to stretch funds through '98

Interest rates good news for taxpayers

Lower interest rates means saving on school bonds

School bonds sold at 4.6-percent interest

Contract talks near end

Worthington Board of Education splits over spending issue

Funding debate won't end with Issue 2 defeat

Bond issue money at work in schools this summer

School district treasurer says no operating levy is needed in November

New year, no contract for area teachers

Rebate earmarked for school district's budget reserve

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School funding review expected to last through December

Teachers to vote on contract

Teachers to vote on proposed contract

Teachers will get annual 3% contract raise plus 2.4% in steps - total: 5.4%

Teacher contract approved ty 4-1 vote

Administrators get 'F' in money management

Spending up; school district figures it may need '99 levy

Committee looks at reasons for hike in expenses

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Supreme Court cases unpredictable

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Sparks fly as board approves 1999 tax budget

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BOE wants to see budget cuts

Trimmed budget up by 7.3 percent

School district may see interest savings

Extra $1.3-million in local school budget

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Lewis shoots down school-funding system - again

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'Big picture' shows financial, accountability problems

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Lawmakers understanding of districts' postition

Board members offer views about issues for 2000

Local superintendents talk about decision

Board should reject Asbury's staffing request

State's unfunded mandates drive up district's costs

Schools levy likely to be up to 8 mills in November

School board pushes ahead with 7.82-mill fall tax issue

Schools' levy now 7.48 mills

Resident, Fenton differ on levy need

Levy backers gearing up campaign

Costs must be contained

Passing levy fulfills our responsibility to children

Facts warrant a 'no' vote

School issue now in hands of voters

Levy needed to provide resources to our schools

Voters say 'No' to schools

Schools look to prepare 'Reduction Possibility Package'

Levy failure unveils board's true liberalism

Board looks at way to identify budget cuts

Voters given one chance to express frustration

Board should examine cost-cutting suggestions