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support services,” and to receive state aid on the basis of the “contiguous school division.”
In addition to sharing costs, students from each district may attend certain classes in the other school division.
A cooperative purchasing arrangement - for supplies, paper, computers, food, etc., will be determined by the respective divisions’ officers and staff.
Rappahannock also agreed to offer surplus buses to Madison at no cost.
The additional $250,000 would be available July 1, 2010 pending approval by the General Assembly. Madison County would lose no state aid as a result of the agreement according to State Budget Director Kent Dickey, said Chappell.
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The School Board unanimously approved a contract with Ameresco, the company that would upgrade county and school facilities and guarantee energy savings - the idea, being that the savings will pay for the upgrades.
The Board of Supervisors now must also approve the contract.
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