IUSD budget plans new funding and program expansions
The district explains LCFF based funding with English learner, low income, and foster youth add-ons, a 50 percent concentration grant for high-need districts, and 2013-14 revenues about 9.1 million. It outlines class size goals with relocatable classrooms, arts and STEAM enhancements funded by a 455000 grant, and 25 percent per-student allocation increases planned for 2015-16 plus expanded TACs and a full-time technology specialist model at high schools and new campuses Portola Springs and Cypress Village.
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