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—$21,300 for one school bus. Superintendent William Bloomer indicated that there may be sufficient funds left in the current budget to buy a new replacement vehicle with this year’s money.
—$6,000 for expansion of speech therapy services, eliminating the additional half-time position.
—$2,248 from additional psychological services.
—$7,000 from architects fees anticipated for the high school building program.
—$20,340 from adjustments to Social Security contributions. As explained by the superintendent, the employers share for Title I employees, included for the first time this year with the regular budget, was counted twice by error. (The Title I program for disadvantaged students is paid for with federal flow through funds.) In addition. Social Security for cafeteria workers was also subtracted since the cafeteria is a totally self-supporting program, according to the superintendent.
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