School Year 2021-22 Budgets
In initial budgets proposed by DCPS, 49 schools received cuts. Thanks to our advocacy, last week, Mayor Bowser and Chancellor Ferebee announced that the city is committing an additional $14 million in recovery funding for DC Public Schools to directly support DCPS school budgets for Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22), the 2021-2022 School Year. DCPS has stated that these additional funds will hold schools harmless from the impact of year-over-year enrollment shifts and fulfill all outstanding budget assistance requests from school communities. All schools should have a FY22 budget that at least matches FY21 funding levels for this school year.

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School Name *
Did your initial budget allocation match or exceed last year's budget in total dollars? *
Is your school receiving additional funds, related to the Mayor's announcement of increased funding for local schools? *
Has your LSAT announced a meeting to discuss possible changes to the budget in light of the Mayor's decision to increase funding to schools?  (LSAT meetings are covered under District Open Meeting Act regulations and must be open to the public; the community must be notified 48 hours prior to an LSAT meeting) *
Was your school seeing staff cuts PRIOR TO the mayor's announcement of an additional $14m investment? *
Will your school see staff cuts AFTER the mayor's announcement of an additional $14m investment? *
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