The President of Mosaica Education answers a few questions on radio.
Radio interview with Gene Eidelman President of Mosaica Education.One day after making the announcement that Mosaica Education will operate Muskegon
Read MoreRadio interview with Gene Eidelman President of Mosaica Education.One day after making the announcement that Mosaica Education will operate Muskegon
Read MoreMore decisions would be made at next Monday’s 4 p.m. board meeting, followed by a district unity gathering at the high school at 5:30. The hiring process will begin starting tomorrow, according to Mosaica’s president.
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Read MoreAt Monday’s Muskegon Heights city council meeting, councilman Vernonell Smith encouraged anyone in the community to help a cleanup effort this coming Saturday for Muskegon Heights Public Schools.
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Read MoreFelske expressed to those in attendance at Tuesday’s board of education meeting that the district would be in better shape if the state made up its mind about what is required.
Read MoreNext year’s budget will also not include costs for operating Craig School, as the board voted on a separate agenda item to close the building starting with the 2012-2013 school year and relocate its students to the MCEC building.
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Read MoreKey provisions of the multi-part settlement appear to revolve around the short notice of termination of health benefits and the disruption of the Weatherspoon’s short timeline to enact any educational plan before the start of the coming school year.
Read MoreOnce a private management company is selected, Dr. Weatherspoon will appoint a three-member charter board, who will oversee the company’s operations. The publicly elected Board of Education will serve as an advisory role to Weatherspoon and the charter board.
Read MoreKey to the plan is a request to continue the current tax assessed on the residents of Muskegon Heights to pay for the building of the high school over a decade ago. This tax expires in 2013, but Weatherspoon will propose to continue it beyond that date. Those funds would go toward paying down the district’s debt.
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