SNOW HILL – Education officials responded to county questions about the school system’s budget with a variety of financial information.
The Worcester County Board of Education last Thursday responded to the request the Worcester County Commissioners sent earlier this month seeking answers to budget questions. Todd Ferrante, president of the school board, said education officials appreciated the chance to share insight.
“As the primary funding agent for the Board of Education, we want to ensure you have a greater understanding of the school budget process,” Ferrante wrote in his response. “Our Finance Office, under the responsible leadership of Chief Financial Officer Vince Tolbert and Superintendent of Schools Lou Taylor, continues its work to reformat our budget to better reflect the level of detail desired by the Board
and previously requested by the Commissioners.”
At the request of county officials, the school system provided Worcester County with thousands of pages of detailed budget information in June. The school system responded to questions about that information with a letter late last week. Though the commissioners questioned the school system’s “irregular budgeting style,” the school system said it was in line with education budgeting practices.
DEFUND public education issue vouchers you guys are overweight from the taxes you already extort from the “subjects”. Turn your useless marxist indoc facilities into reform schools..Your product is failing!! Yet your ALWAYS crying your broke. Dissolve the BOE that will save us all tons!! Vouchers for Home schooling, charter schools or private. I prefer my taxes go to actual education…
Our highly-educated superiors demand more rewards from the taxpayers they disdain for failing results. No wonder our society has gone to H*ll.