“To prevent dissolution,” State Superintendent Chris Reykdal placed new restrictions on the district, effective immediately.
MARYSVILLE, Wash. — The stakes could not be higher at Marysville School District after a stern and critical letter informed the board of “enhanced financial oversight” by state leaders “to prevent dissolution” of the district.
Thursday was the students’ first day back at school. The same day, the board voted to adopt a newly proposed budget, which contains a starting balance in the General Fund of $1.26 million. The district has been working to cut millions in spending.
“I have to be [in favor of] the budget because we’re
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