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• Due to declining enrollment, the number of clusters at the Middle School will decrease from 3 to 2 for each of the 7th and 8th grades, reducing 3.6 FTEs and two house leader stipends.
  
  
• Elementary schools will consolidate further with the reduction of 3 classroom teachers.
  
  
• A secretarial position at the High School will be reduced.
  
  
• High school athletic fees will increase from $200 to $225 per sport per season.
  
  
• Parking fees will increase from $200 to $225 per year.
  
  

• $900,000, of which $480,000 is expected to be reimbursed by the State, to conduct the Feasibility Study/Schematic Design phase of the modernization of the High School.
  
  
• $300,000 for two modular classrooms at the High School
  
  
• $550,000 to update the infrastructure to two remaining schools not yet updated; to replace outdated computers as part of a 5 year replacement cycle; to begin a 1:1 teacher initiative with 25% of the district’s teachers; and to continue to outfit classrooms with 21st century peripherals, including projectors and interactive whiteboards.
  
  
• $75,000 to complete the DEP’s Phase II Comprehensive Site Assessment for the area of the Claypit Hill staff parking lot where an oil tank had leaked and contaminated surrounding ground soil when it was removed in 1985.
  
  
• $45,000 to install a handicap accessible ramp at the entrance to Happy Hollow to provide better access and meet current codes.
  
  
• $30,000 for a maintenance van to replace a used vehicle that was acquired from the Police Department in 2005.