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The New Jersey School Board is taking significant steps toward finalizing its budget for the upcoming fiscal year, with a tentative budget due to the county tomorrow. During the recent meeting, board members emphasized their commitment to exploring increased revenue streams and decreased appropriations to ensure financial stability.

The public hearing for the final budget adoption is scheduled for April 29, with the final budget due by May 15. This timeline allows for community input and adjustments before the budget is finalized. Board members reminded attendees that the tentative budget presented is not the final version, and changes can still be made based on feedback and further analysis.
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The board's proactive approach aims to address financial challenges while maintaining quality education for students. As they continue to refine the budget, the community can expect updates and opportunities for engagement on the school district's website. The board's dedication to transparency and collaboration underscores their commitment to responsible fiscal management and the educational needs of the community.

Converted from School Board 3-18-25 meeting on March 19, 2025
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