Plan to attend the G-Tech Summit on August 8th,
This professional development day hosted by Genoa Area Local Schools is created for educators by educators. This is a day for YOU to have fun and enjoy. Come ready and excited to learn, teach, and dialogue with other educators. You choose what sessions to attend based on your interests. G-Tech Summit is not about devices or products. It’s about inspiring educators with the future so that they can engage and inspire their students to do great things. Sessions are now posted at
Plan to attend the G-Tech Summit on August 8th,
This professional development day hosted by Genoa Area Local Schools is created for educators by educators. This is a day for YOU to have fun and enjoy. Come ready and excited to learn, teach, and dialogue with other educators. You choose what sessions to attend based on your interests. G-Tech Summit is not about devices or products. It’s about inspiring educators with the future so that they can engage and inspire their
students to do great things. Sessions are now posted at
Governor Kasich’s biennial budget for FY 2018-19 has been introduced as House Bill 49. Initial funding simulations provided by the Governor's office estimates a REDUCTION in funding for our district of just over $288,000 in FY18 and again in FY19 compared to current FY17 State funding levels. Much of the finite details behind the significant financial reductions have not been provided, however, the main overall reasons that have been initially provided for the funding reduction are as follows: 1. Reduction of district student enrollment from FY11 to FY16. 2. Recent local property value increases are set to reduce the percent of funding provided by the State within the State funding formula which affects the calculation of overall funding. 3. The State is proposing a reduction in their funding of the cost of student transportation. Currently, the State funds (reimburses) 50% of transportation costs. This is set to be reduced to 37.5% in FY18 then to 27% in FY19. Initial analysis of the budget bill shows that 388 of 609 Ohio public school districts are set to have their funding reduced over the two-year budget which includes approximately 83% of the districts that are considered rural, low wealth districts. (Genoa Schools is considered rural/low wealth) During the budget process, the House of Representatives and then the Senate will make changes to this initial budget proposal, and updated projections reflecting those changes will become available throughout the process. Updates pertaining to our district will be provided as they become known/available. |
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2810 N. Genoa-Clay Center Rd.
Phone (419) 855-7741 ext. 102
Fax (419) 855-4030
