Topic: school finance

Board should examine cost-cutting suggestions

District needs a new board, not another levy

Let's focus on solution, not personal attacks

Resident blasts officials for financial situation

Treasurer presents tax budget for fiscal '01-02

Fenton lists initial spending reductions

Residents tell schools what they need to know about levy

Real savings can be found in personnel

Schools amend strategic plan

Budget reduction process remains public and sincere

Voters expect board to make tough choices

Fenton lists budget cuts in levy pass, fail scenarios

Budget cuts approved regardless of the fate of 6.29-mill tax issue

Stealth decisions don't serve district residents

Music's place in Education

District residents get value for money they spend

Union's reading efforts recognized at board meeting

New superintendent has a positive outlook on first year

District at crossroads

New funding plan could settle DeRolph suit

School treasurer, two others resign

Treasurer's raise should be spent on other staff

New group vows to challenge schools

Don't you want to keep a good thing going?

Operating levy supporters hold sessions for volunteers

Board's actions were taken with public in mind

I willl be voting 'Yes'

Allow me to clarify errors in recent letters

It's simple: Vote 'yes'

Budget cuts outlined

Schools receive title VI-B funds

Analogy doesn't hold gas

Board discusses deficit if repeal approved

Levy repeal factions plan information campaigns

Repeal the levy increase to keep schools affordable

'Yes' vote will be good for our economy

Survey shows respondents' confidence in board and administration changing

Timko says experience as a former Worthington board member is asset

Issue 49 factions continue to debate money numbers

Be sure to put those 'facts' you're hearing in context

Board candidates express their opinions

Levy-backers concerned about confusion for voters

Worthington school board: Schare says 'tone and culture' of board needs changed

City denies CARE sign on Village Green

Now is not time to cut funding for our teachers

PTA money should be spent in schools

We share name, not beliefs

Former Newark teachers speak about repeals of that school district's levies

Issue 49: 'No' vote will support schools

Education foundation opposes repeal question

Budget numbers battle heating up

Levy repeal will force responsible decisions

Keep our schools strong

Schools make community strong and successful

Three board candidates will restore fiscal sanity

I have no doubt school district needs the money

Vote 'No' to protect our district's future

We need to build up our district, not tear it down

Schools a great investment

School issue factions make final pushes before Nov. 6 election

Board makes tough call to terminate treasurer

Taxpayers are paying for political maneuvers

Candidates express views, opinions

Levy request reflects lack of financial accountability

School tax repeal defeated

Diverse ideas, concerns expressed at forum

New contract not expected before new year

2001 was a roller coaster rider for Worthington schools

Teachers OK pact, board votes Monday

Teachers to get 4% pay hike each year

Teacher raises are much more than 4 percent

First state of schools address connects district, residents

School board hires Boyd

Board amends Pepsi-Cola contract to make it less exclusive

Fenton gets good evaluation, raise

Numbers show district faces future deficits

Fenton proposes cuts, adjustments to make up for anticipated deficits

Shortfall results from factors negatively impacting revenues

Revised numbers project deficit

School district plans meeting to address budget issues

Tempers flare at forum

Board members debate district's finances, program needs

Speakers give students education on budget

Treasurer provides deeper look at school funding and tax laws

Web site lists cuts that could be made

Schools looking at hiring freeze

Board, teachers, working to cut costs

Budget concerns top superintendent's list for the new year

Tax budget up for board vote

Agreement with union shrinks district's projected deficit

Board will pay teachers to retire now

Treasurer clarifies budget facts and numbers

District expects less money paid out in stipends than past years

'Extra' pay for teachers getting closer look

Annual event draws about 80 community members

Achievement high; financial, enrollment challenges loom

Real money-saving measures are needed

New five-year forecast shows no deficit for 2004

Four top educators lose jobs; one set to retire

Possible state budget cuts delay approval of five-year forecast