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ui tne special education costs sne said, “Sometimes we feel public education is taking on many more bor-i dens that belong to public health apd welfare. They escalate our budgets,; but that is our lot in life,” she said." »
Mrs. Massie warned the supervi-[ sors that in the future, when School Board members are elected “they’re going to be even more demanding* than what we’ve put to you. ”
She urged the supervisors fund the expansion at the element tary school. ‘The county has looked to the courthouse, the jail, the land-; fill, and education has taken a second row seat in meeting the needs of the county,” she said. ,'J
Following the public hearing accountant Wally Cox said the supervisors would shortly have his copy ot the budget. He supported a tax rate of 62 cents on real estate. The supervisors agreed to hold work session^ on the county budget on May 11 and 17. They wil) adopt a school budget? at next Monday’s regular meeting.'
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