Pillager School Board Allocates Pre-K Seats and Prepares for Educational Partnerships

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Pillager School Board allocated 40 new voluntary pre-kindergarten (VPK) seats. The board also discussed a new educational partnership with Alex Tech, expected to improve communication and offer financial savings.

Pillager School Board Discusses Transition from Central Lakes College and Curriculum Enhancements

Overview: During the recent Pillager School Board meeting, members delved into several topics, including potential changes to the Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSO) programs, curriculum enhancements, budget updates, and the impact of community events on school operations. A focus centered on the district’s relationship with Central Lakes College (CLC) and the exploration of alternative educational partnerships, as well as the ongoing implementation of a structured literacy program aimed at improving student outcomes.

Pillager School Board Confronts Financial Strains Due to State Mandates and Underfunding

Overview: The Pillager School Board meeting addressed financial challenges stemming from recent state mandates and underfunding, highlighting the increasing administrative costs and the potential impact on staffing and educational quality. The board also discussed new curriculum implementations, budget revisions, and upcoming school activities.

Pillager School Board Eyes Preschool Grant Amid Policy and Facility Updates

Overview: The recent Pillager School Board meeting tackled a range of topics, with focus on reapplying for a grant for the volunteer preschool program and updates on policy changes and facilities projects. The board also addressed financial and administrative decisions, highlighting the district’s ongoing efforts to better manage educational resources and enhance community engagement.

Pillager School Board Discusses Tax Levy Increase and Educational Funding Disparities

Overview: The recent Pillager School Board meeting focused on the proposed tax levy increase, disparities in educational funding compared to wealthier districts, and updates regarding curriculum and facilities planning. The board approved a proposed 2.27% increase in the 2024 payable 2025 levy and discussed how this would affect the district’s financial position.