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School District of Lancaster takes another step toward closing Price Elementary School (opens the original)
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School District of Lancaster officials moved closer Tuesday night to shuttering Price and Buchanan elementary schools at the end of the current academic year, a decision they said will save money and reflects the districtâs declining enrollment. âWe recognize the deep history and emotional connection many families and community members may have with these buildings,â Superintendent Keith Miles said. âOur responsibility is to make decisions that best position the School District of Lancas
Ending early release days significantly improves average attendance, SDL super says (opens the original)
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When: School District of Lancaster board of directors, Sept. 22. What happened: Eliminating early release days has boosted the districtâs average daily attendance to 93.8%, Superintendent Keith Miles said. Quotable: âWeâre showing our highest attendance rate in the first 20 days of school since the pandemic,â Miles told board members. âWe hope this modest improvement will continue in the coming months.â More: The first early release day, which would have occurred Sept. 9, drew a 93%
Parking restricted on both sides of Clover Heights Road at Route 340 in East Lampeter (opens the original)
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When: East Lampeter Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Sept. 14. What happened: Parking is now illegal on both sides of Clover Heights Road some 140 feet from the intersection with Route 340. More info: Supervisors held a public hearing before approving the restriction. The vote came after residents told supervisors about stalled and unsafe traffic as vehicles wait to enter the parking lot for Noelâs Cafe, a drive-thru restaurant at 1699 Old Philadelphia Pike. Quotable: âThere were compl
School District of Lancaster board told of improving financial position (opens the original)
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School District of Lancaster has significantly improved its financial standing, repaying loans it took out earlier this year to cover expenses, Chief Financial Officer Marcia Stokes said during Tuesday nightâs board meeting. The district has paid off a $10 million loan from First National Bank that it took out in July and some $19 million borrowed from its capital reserve account between April and July. âI can say with confidence you have no balance on your (short-term loan), and you have n
Pa. education department auditing School District of Lancaster, district officials confirm (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania Department of Education began auditing School District of Lancaster finances on Aug. 17, district officials said, although they and board members failed to publicly mention the matter until now. âWe didnât feel it was something we needed to tell everybody,â Board Vice President Katrina Holmes said Sunday, noting that board members learned about a general audit in August. First mention of the state audit came Aug. 28, two days after Jessica Lopez, a Lancaster parent and com
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