Upper Darby approves 62 million school budget in 1992 93
The Upper Darby School District board unanimously endorsed a 62 million budget for 1992 93 at a special meeting. Four members were absent. The revised millage rises 13 mills to 411, raising the typical homeowner payment by 49 dollars to about 2.2 percent. The budget cited withholding of 687 thousand dollars in state funds and higher special education costs as main causes.
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Upper Darby
Elizabeth Eckroade
Mary Alice Boyle
Josephine Sorrentino
Nicholas Nicholas
Teresa Furey
Latch-key program approved at Ardmore Avenue School
LANSDOWNE The William Penn School Board approved a plan for a community satellite latch-key program at Ardmore Avenue School. A parent survey by Ardmore Home and School Association yielded 100 affirmative responses. The program, open to Ardmore students and potentially to Lansdowne students, carries a $20 Y membership and $40 weekly or $30 for three days for after school care. Plans may include 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. coverage and noon to 3 p.m. for kindergarten. Start date is September.
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Lansdowne
William Penn School Board
Ardmore Avenue
Bob Cella
Ardmore Home and School Association
Cella
Lower Chi Curfew Set at 10 PM for Under 18s
Lower Chichester announces a 10 p.m. curfew for residents under 18 effective today. Commissioner President Rocco Gaspari states the firehouse siren will signal curfew time.
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Lower Chi
Lower Chichester
Rocco Gaspari
Ridley commission switches meeting to tonight
Ridley Township Commissioners will meet at 8 tonight instead of June 24 due to board members attending a state conference next week. The public forum will start at 7 30 p.m.
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Ridley Township
Haverford votes on saving double science labs clash
Parents teachers and students at Haverford oppose trimming the double science labs in the 1992 1993 budget plan citing student immersion and real world understanding. Board argues labs can occur in a single period to save 84500 while other cuts target language exploration ESL staffing and field trips. The district faces a roughly 7 percent budget rise with adoption set for June 25.
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Haverford
Haverford School Board
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