We’ve all heard about the financial effects of our county’s declining school enrollments. The funding from the state is on a per student basis, so fewer students means less money. But what about the instructional effects? We tend to think that having fewer students in class is a good thing, and for the most part, it is.… Read More »
We’ve all heard about the financial effects of our county’s declining school enrollments. The funding from the state is on a per student basis, so fewer students means less money. But what about the instructional effects? We tend to think that having fewer students in class is a good thing, and for the most part, it is.… Read More »
We’ve all heard about the financial effects of our county’s declining school enrollments. The funding from the state is on a per student basis, so fewer students means less money. But what about the instructional effects? We tend to think that having fewer students in class is a good thing, and for the most part, it is.… Read More »
The Community Advisory Council (CAC) was established by the Board of Education of Carroll County to serve as a forum for public concerns, advice, and communication to and from the Board. Each school appoints a representative to serve a two-year term on the Council. The link below is to a presentation given by the Boundary… Read More »