“Any discretionary money should be focused on targeted interventions and remediation for the huge percentage of students who remained below grade level in reading and math,” Erika Sanzi, senior director of communications for Defending Education, told The Center Square.
In June, the board also approved a $276,000 contract with the organization to provide programming and what the district described as a “high-quality, equitable education.”
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