Asking Parents to Help Fill the Budget Gap in Schools

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Shrinking budgets have been a fact of life in school districts all around the nation. Some schools are now looking to parents to help offset some of the lost school funding. How are these school leaders approaching parents? How are parents responding? Is this a viable solution to covering school budget gaps? Follow: @aasadan @bamradionetwork Marc Jackson has served as Superintendent in Silver Valley USD for the last 8 years and represented Region 12 for the Superintendency Council from 2008-2011. He represents ACSA by serving as a Governing Board Member for the American Association of School Administrators (AASA), and is very familiar with Washington politics, especiallyas it relates to Impact Aide and Reauthorization.

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