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After facing a budget shortfall in a difficult economy, the Anchorage School Board looked at a suggested upper limit Monday night -- the most money the school district can expect for next school year.
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However, five of the nine people elected to serve on the next school board are not on the current board. They won't take office until Nov. 24.
The Gilford School Board approved the cutting of over $30,000 from the proposed school budget, which is already less than this year's number.
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Election results show that Kevin Alfaro has defeated Roger Adams for a seat on the St. Helena School Board by a 2-1 margin.
After the results were tallied at the close of Election Day Nov. 3, the Tredyffrin/Easttown School Board welcomed three new members. The re-election of Republican candidate Betsy Fadem meant one familiar face will remain on the School Board among the three other winning candidates, Kevin Buraks, Richard Brake and Anne Crowley.
It was a close call for the final open seat, but it appears incumbent Betsy Scheurer and first-time candidates Susan Wootten and Warren Goodroad will end up victorious in the Nov. 3 Hopkins School Board race.
Incumbents Erin Adams and Pam Langseth and Peg Keenan will have Minnetonka School Board seats for the next four years. With only one precinct left to report, the three candidates are the unofficial winners of Tuesday, Nov. 3, School District 276 election.
In the St. Louis Park School Board race, the Minnesota Secretary of State's unofficial results indicates that incumbents Jim Yarosh, Bruce Richardson and Larry Shapiro won re-election.
Incumbents Marilynn Forsberg, Kelly Delfs, Jodi Ruch and John Stroebel will each serve another four-year term on the Spring Lake Park School District 16 School Board.
Voters in the Wayzata School District elected three incumbents and one newcomer to four open seats on the Wayzata School Board during the Tuesday, Nov. 3, election.
When the Orono School Board reports for its first meeting of 2010 in January, two new members will take their place at the table. Voters in the Orono School District on Tuesday, Nov. 3, elected newcomers Bob Tunheim and Mike Johnson to the board, along with incumbent Martha Van de Ven.
Three incumbents from the Fridley School Board each will continue their service in 2010, according to unofficial vote totals released Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Ranee Jacobus, Chuck Mueller and Suzanne Kutina were elected to the Eden Prairie School Board Tuesday, Nov. 3. Jacobus captured the most votes with 1,598, according to unofficial totals posted on the district's website late Tuesday night. Mueller got 1,566 votes; Kutina got 1,365.
Watson Chapel School Board approved two changes in policy Monday night to update the district’s handbook.
As expected, incumbent John Hoffman will retain his District 3 seat on the Anoka-Hennepin School Board after running unopposed for re-election Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Incumbents Cheryl Jechorek, Tom Shinnick and Greg Thielsen will return to serve another four years on the Brooklyn Center School District 286 School Board.
With 17 of 18 precincts reporting, three incumbents were re-elected to the Mounds View School Board on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Two of the incumbents are finishing well ahead of the third incumbent and two challengers.
The Nov. 4 Englewood School Board meeting agenda included swearing in board members Scott Gorsky, Michelle Gonzalez and Gene Trumbull and time for the members to elect Gorsky as board president for the next two years.
Tuesday's elections in Virginia swept a staunch supporter of charter schools into the governor's mansion, raising hopes for advocates in a state that has been skeptical of the publicly funded, privately run alternatives to regular public schools.
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