eastmont school board

With a hefty budget approved, Eastmont School Board is bracing for possible cuts that could hit some of our most vulnerable students. Stay tuned for the full scoop.

Eastmont is largely having to compensate for the disappearance of special COVID-19 funding as are all districts across the state.

The $117 million capital improvement bond is going to voters again after narrowly missing the 60 percent threshold to pass in February.

The deadline for filing for the next election in April is Friday, the same day this month's election will be certified.

Jason Heinz will take on the role of vice president and recently re-elected board member Whitney Smith will continue as legislative representative.

The Eastmont School District Board of Directors will soon vote on a new bond measure its considering for next year's ballot. Eastmont Superintendent Becky Berg says the $117 million package would provide critical renovations to several schools within the district...

The board voted unanimously for the plan in which the district will reimburse the city for 60% of the cost of two school resource officers.

Eastmont School Board is assessing its next steps after District #4 Director Joy Dawe submitted a letter of resignation effective immediately shortly before Monday night's meeting. Assistant Superintendent Matt Charlton said Dawe's personal situation had changed significantly in the last few months and she and her husband will now be moving to another state ...

The Eastmont School Board is updating its director districts and the public will soon be asked to weigh in. Eastmont School District, like every other district, is required to update its district map every 10 years following the census. Superintendent Garn Christensen said he and staff have gone through the mandatory process of re-balancing by population and demographics before ...

Eastmont School District will dip into reserves to combat COVID-related costs after the school board approved the budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year. Executive Director of Financial Services Cindy Ulrich said costs are projected to outpace revenues by over $3 million next year, but many expenditures come from federal funds that don't negatively affect the district ...