Members of the Superior Board of Education unanimously passed the 2023-24 budget and related tax requests Monday evening in special meeting. All members of the board were present.
“Tax askings have been fairly level. This time we are taking a jump up,” Matt Sullivan, board president, said. “Inflation and the loss of state aid are the primary reasons behind this year’s increase. The costs of salaries, fuel, utilities and food are all up. For example, food costs for the district are up $80,000 over the last four years’ average costs.
“There is also a need to get the district cash reserve raised...
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