Schools
Burlington School Budget Passes With 76% Of The Vote
Superintendent Flanagan said the staff and board members worked hard to lessen the budget's impact on taxpayers as much as possible.
March 2, 2021
THANK YOU, BURLINGTON!
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For the seventh straight year, Burlington said “YES” to public schools on Town Meeting Day. Burlington School District’s proposed 2021-2022 budget passed with more than 75% of all votes cast in favor.
“Burlington School District is grateful to the voters for supporting this year’s Town Meeting Day budget,” said Superintendent Flanagan. “By approving the 2021-22 budget, you’ve allowed the District to maintain program levels and continue work on our strategic priorities revolving around equity, engagement, and deep learning.”
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Flanagan noted that BSD staff and board members worked hard to lessen the budget’s impact on taxpayers as much as possible. “This past year has been a difficult one for many Burlington residents. Understanding this, we did everything possible to present a budget that supported our students and staff without overburdening taxpayers. It’s encouraging to see taxpayers come out in support of Burlington schools and students. Thank you, Burlington!”
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