2023-24 Foundation Aid Plan

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New York State requires school districts receiving a foundation aid increase of more than 10% to create plans on how these funds will be used to address student performance and need. Public comment is encouraged & appreciated prior to the final plan being created.

Stakeholder Group *

Rank the five priority areas identified by New York State.
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5 = Most Important

4 = Moderately Important

3 = Important

2 = Somewhat Important

1 = Not Important

Addressing student social-emotional health.

Increasing graduation rates and eliminating the achievement gap

Providing supports for students who are not meeting, or at risk of not meeting, state learning standards in core academic subject areas

Providing adequate resources to English language learners, students with disabilities, and studnets experiencing homelessness

Reducing class sizes

5 = Most Important

4 = Moderately Important

3 = Important

2 = Somewhat Important

1 = Not Important

Addressing student social-emotional health.

Increasing graduation rates and eliminating the achievement gap

Providing supports for students who are not meeting, or at risk of not meeting, state learning standards in core academic subject areas

Providing adequate resources to English language learners, students with disabilities, and studnets experiencing homelessness

Reducing class sizes

Please provide any additional comments about the priority areas ranked above.

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