Unchecked School Growth Jeopardizes Stability of Neighborhood School Budgets
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My testimony focuses on additional investments that are needed to boost the behavioral health of students in the District.
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While most children are no longer learning remotely, the mental, emotional, and physical toll of the pandemic on DC students is more pronounced than ever.
More than half of the schools within DC Public Schools (DCPS) have fiscal year (FY) 2023 initial budgets that are lower than their FY 2022 budgets that were boosted by federal funds. Additionally, 73 schools have initial FY 2023 budgets that would not keep up […]
This testimony focuses on the need for DC Public Schools (DCPS) to improve its individual school budgeting process and overall budget transparency
My testimony mainly focuses on the “Schools First In Budgeting Amendment Act of 2021” (Schools First). Some of my statements and recommendations, however, also apply to the “Schools Full Budgeting Amendment Act of 2021.”