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The School City of Hammond is bracing for more financial struggles, as it puts together its 2024 budget. Cash reserves have dropped from $13 million in early 2022 to just over $3 million this summer, with the operations fund taking the biggest hit.
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The Lake Central School Corporation plans to dip into its education fund to help cover the cost of textbooks. School districts in Indiana are no longer allowed to pass along textbook fees to parents, but school officials don't think the state set aside enough money to fully make up the difference.
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The Hammond School Board is urging school leadership to come up with ways to fix the district's financial problems. Chief Financial Officer Eric Kurtz told board members Tuesday that the school corporation's cash reserves dropped from roughly $13 million to just $3 million over the course of 2022.
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The only school funding referendum up for consideration this spring failed to win voter approval, and it's the first time only one school corporation in…
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The Indiana State Board of Education is considering a plan to protect funding for schools reopening virtually this school year, after a warning of…
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A top lawmaker in Indiana is warning schools they could lose out on 15 percent of state funding if they start the new school year only online. Sen.…
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On this edition of "Regionally Speaking," Tom Maloney filled-in for Chris Nolte on the "Reporter's Round Table Wrap-up."He spoke with Dan Carden,…