Parkway Board Talks District Budget Cuts Wednesday
The Parkway School Board is set to discuss budget cuts Monday that the superintendent says could save the district more than $9.5 million over two years.
The Parkway School Board is set to discuss budget cuts Monday that the superintendent says could save the district more than $9.5 million over two years.
The plan is outlined on the Parkway School District's website. It is also posted below from the district's website. According to the site, the district must reduce expenditures by 3 to 5 percent over the next two years due to declining revenues and a projection of minimal growth for the district. According to the website, Superintendent Keith Marty said the cuts could save the district between $7.45 and $9.63 million over the next two years.
Wednesday night, the below recommendations are set to be presented to the school board. The cuts include both admininstrative and teaching support staff, the district's operating budget and more.
Board members are not set to vote on the below proposed cuts, until February.
Following are the proposed cuts as posted on the district's website.
| Category | Annual Savings Range |
|---|---|
District administrators & departmental support staff
|
$1.0M – $1.25M |
Operating budgets
|
$700K – $830K |
Greater efficiencies
|
$1.4M – $1.75M |
Personnel supporting teachers and students
|
$1.8M – $2.5M |
Teaching assistants (TAs) & school secretarial staffing models
|
$1.0M – $1.2M |
School instructional staffing models
|
$1.4M – $1.9M |
New revenues
|
$150K – $200K |
| TOTAL SAVINGS IMPLEMENTED OVER 2 YEARS | $7.45M – $9.63M |