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The Gateway Regional High School District is proposing a $125,691 (1.4%) tax levy increase for the 2011-2012 budget. State aid is $173,160 and federal aid is $237,144. Expenditures include regular instruction decreasing 2% due to retirements, special education instruction increasing 1% due to additional aides, and capital projects increasing 2% for bus purchases. The budget shares many services between districts such as business, curriculum, food, and transportation services. Community support is requested for the budget vote on April 27, 2011.
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This document outlines budget proposals and legislative priorities for North Carolina's Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and State Board of Education (SBE) for 2019. Key items include:
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- Non-appropriation legislative requests focused on accountability, school performance measures, and flexibility for innovative school districts.
- Budget priorities aligned with SBE goals like excellent educators, educational equity, and using data to inform decisions and allocate resources effectively.
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