Most high school tuition rates to jump
Bangor Daily News, December 9, 2006
(excerpt) The state Department of Education has set the dollar amounts school districts may charge for nonresidents to attend their high schools. Three school systems in the state — Ellsworth, SAD 35 in South Berwick and Southern Aroostook Community School District — will see increases of more than $1,000 to their per-student tuition rates. Just 11 of the 117 school systems with high schools will see decreases. The figures can severely benefit or hurt the budgets of school systems, which must predict the figure when their spending plans are written in the spring. Secondary tuition rates are the amounts communities without high schools pay to send their students to a school system with a high school.
Related article: State formula altered
Rates available here
Bangor Daily News, December 9, 2006
(excerpt) The state Department of Education has set the dollar amounts school districts may charge for nonresidents to attend their high schools. Three school systems in the state — Ellsworth, SAD 35 in South Berwick and Southern Aroostook Community School District — will see increases of more than $1,000 to their per-student tuition rates. Just 11 of the 117 school systems with high schools will see decreases. The figures can severely benefit or hurt the budgets of school systems, which must predict the figure when their spending plans are written in the spring. Secondary tuition rates are the amounts communities without high schools pay to send their students to a school system with a high school.
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Related article: State formula altered
Rates available here
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