Buckeye Valley North Elementary School may still be on the chopping block as district officials seek ways to close a projected $1.3 million budget gap ahead of the 2012–13 school year, but it is likely that elementary students will continue to have physical education, art, music and library services.
Hundreds of Buckeye Valley School District residents had an opportunity to air their grievances to school board members Wednesday night about the two options presented by superintendent Jamie Grube to reduce the district’s budget by at least $1.3 million ahead of next school year.
Unhappy with the two options presented to the board of education earlier this month by Buckeye Valley Superintendent Jamie Grube, a group of Radnor area residents is preparing to present district officials with a “Plan C” to close the projected $1.3 million budget shortfall in the 2012–13 school year and salvage Buckeye Valley North Elementary in the process.
It’s 10:30 p.m. You’re writing a report for work, and you realize that you need a critical question answered. Even though you’ve searched the Internet, you still haven’t found what you need. And the Delaware County District Library — with its knowledgeable and search-savvy librarians — is closed for the evening. What do you do?