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Local school officials are still waiting to see the full impact of the new state budget. "There's a lot of questions that still need to be answered," Lake Central School Superintendent Dr. Larry Veracco told the school board Monday.
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The Lake Central School Corporation is moving forward with facility upgrades.
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Local school districts are preparing to roll out a new alternate diploma for students with cognitive disabilities.
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Enrollment at the Lake Central School Corporation is down — or up slightly, depending on how you count.
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The Lake Central School Corporation is looking to move forward with some facility upgrades. Bibich Elementary School's 12-classroom addition was put on hold last year, after bids came in about 19 percent higher than budgeted.
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Local school officials are concerned about the potential impact of property tax relief legislation.
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Lake Central teachers are set to get a pay raise. The collective bargaining agreement approved by the school board Monday includes a $2,000 raise for teachers rated "effective" or "highly effective" and a minimum salary of $53,000 for new teachers.
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Many Lake Central students can now have their comments to the school board kept out of official meeting records. The removal of rainbow flags and posters with the phrase "Black lives matter" prompted several students to speak out last month. Superintendent Dr. Larry Veracco notes that many of them were under 18.
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The Lake Central School Corporation is reporting a slight drop in enrollment. September's official count showed 9,094 students, a decrease of 134 from last fall.
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The removal of rainbow flags and other messages from Lake Central classrooms is drawing backlash from students and parents.