The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions for the 2012-13 school year.
The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved the following staffing additons during the July 16, 2012, meeting.
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The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions for the 2012-13 school year.
The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved the following staffing changes during the June 25, 2012 meeting.
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The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions and subtractions for the next school year.
The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved the following staffing changes during the June 18, 2012 meeting. Subtractions Additions
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Projections in the final budget have the district facing a deficit of $2.4 million in the operating funds.
The Francis Howell Board of Education will have one more meeting before the 2011-12 school year comes to a close at the end of June. The board will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the administration building. After spend the last two meetings debating a budget for the next school year, the board will vote to approve the 2012-13 budget during Thursday's meeting. With declining revenue, Howell is staring at a deficit budget for the upcoming year. Projections in the final budget have the district facing a deficit of $2.4 million in the operating funds. Declining revenue from property taxes and state and federal funds have combined with increasing revenue have caused the deficit. During previous budget discussions conversation has frequently …
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Fort Zumwalt Board of Education will hear first presentation of 2012-13 budget during Monday's meeting.
Before the new school year can start, the Fort Zumwalt Board of Education needs to tackle a few things. The board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday night at the District headquarters in O'Fallon. The meeting will be the first, but not only, meeting for the board this month. Ordinarily the board meets once, the third Monday of each month, but Monday night's agenda calls for the board to vote on having a second meeting. If approved, the board will conduct a special meeting next Monday, June 25. A potential reason for the two meetings is the issue of a budget. With the 2012-13 school year set to officially begin on the first of July, the board needs to approve a operating budget. Before the budget can be approved, the board must first go over the …
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Projections for the 2012-13 school year have the Francis Howell school district operating in the red.
The Francis Howell Board of Education took another step toward approving a budget for the 2012-13 school year. Following a work session in May to take a deeper look at the numbers, the board had the first reading of the proposed budget during its June 7 meeting. Chief Financial Officer Kevin Supple prepared the board to operate in the red during the work session, and the proposed budget shows just that. The General (Incidental) and Special Revenue (Teachers’) Funds budget proposal shows Francis Howell running short $1,914,216. Supple has frequently given budget projections showing that, with a decrease in state funding and property taxes combined with an increase in salaries and other expense, the district would soon be faced with deficit …
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School board approve a proposal to fund the drug-education program for fifth grade students.
DARE education for fifth grade students in the Fort Zumwalt school district will continue after a funding approval granted by the school board. During Monday's May meeting, the Board agreed to a proposal provided by superintendent Dr. Bernard DuBray to fund officers who help provide the drug-free education to students. O'Fallon police had requested funding help for the officers and, without the money, may not be able to continue the program. Stressing the importance of the program, DuBray said it was vital for the district to fund the officers and keep students educated about the dangers of drugs. The police didn't ask for a specific dollar amount, so DuBray and the district created a formula to find something that would be fair to all …
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Following the election earlier in April, the Board swore in Barbara Story and Mike MacCormack for new three terms.
Even with the Municipal Election in early April and Board elections on Monday, the Fort Zumwalt Board of Education remains unchanged. The Board certified the results of the Municipal Election during Monday's April meeting. In doing so, the Board welcomed back Barbara Story and Mike MacCormack for another term after their election victories. The duo beat out two other candidates, Jim Pepper and Mike Swaringim, to remain on the Board. Story and MacCormack will be serving three-year terms after a recent change allowed Zumwalt to keep the three-year terms and not enact a six-year limit. After swearing in the old members to begin the new terms, the Board proceeded to have elections for Board President and Board Vice President. In keeping with…
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Seider is the lone newcomer to the two school boards in St. Peters.
Just 28 votes put Eric Seider on the Francis Howell Board of Education. After falling short last year, Seider got the necessary votes to join the Howell Board during the Municipal Election on Tuesday, April 3. His win unseats current Vice President Steve Johnson. The other winner in the race was incumbent Marty Hodits. Hodits was the top vote getter in the tight race. He earned 27.37 percent of the vote and tallied 3,403 total votes. Seider placed second with 3,048 votes, 24.54 percent. Johnson was right beind with 3,020 votes (24.29 percent). Marie Haupt rounded out the field with 2,916 votes (23.45 percent). While a new face will be joining the Franics Howell Board, incumbents were the winner in Fort Zumwalt. Mike MacCormack and …
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1:28 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Thank you Francis Howell Voters for choosing Eric Sieder and Marty Hodits. Great Choices! more ›
Get live, up-to-the-minute results from the Francis Howell Board of Education, Fort Zumwalt School Board, and St. Peters Alderman races.
Welcome to the St. Peters April 3 Municipal Election Results Headquarters. This page will be updating in real time with the results of Tuesday's election. Check back early and often for up-to-the-minute results from the Mayor's race, Aldermen races and school board races. *** Unofficial final St. Peters Municipal Election Results April 3, 2012 as of 9:33 p.m. from St. Charles County Election Authority (122 of 122 precincts reporting) Winners in bold. ST. PETERS RACES Mayor of St. Peters (Four-year term, vote for one) With 33 precincts out of 33 reporting: Alderman of Ward 1 (Four-year term, vote for one) With 13 precincts out of 13 reporting: Alderman of Ward 2 (Four-year term, vote for one) With 10 precincts out of 10 reporting: …
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9:21 pm on Friday, June 29, 2012
Dr Dubray, you handled the teacher child sex situation well. I am proud and pleased with your action. FZSD Parent Ken Watts more ›