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<br /> ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES <br /> TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,2003 2 <br /> -~~--_. - <br /> . <br /> Staff was directed to bring this item to the Council Meeting on March 10, 2003. <br /> The play structure would be purchased with money from the General Fund. <br /> ISD #621 Update <br /> 1. District Update; Financial Issues <br /> Superintendent Dr. Jan Witthuhn presented and explained demographic <br /> information in the Mounds View School District. <br /> Director John Maas presented and explained Financial Accountability. <br /> Deputy Clerk Young asked if the school board expected an election this fall for a <br /> special levy. <br /> Superintendent Witthuhn stated there would be a levy, but the actual language <br /> and amounts were not required to be made available to the public until September <br /> . 2003. She further stated that the effects of a levy not being passed were serious. <br /> Those effects were listed on the back page of the financial forecast packet. She <br /> added that vocational and technical programs would not be affected because the <br /> high schools were part of a network of schools, and vocational and technical <br /> programs were offered at those other schools. <br /> Administrator Lynch asked ifD.A.R.E. funding would end in 2003. <br /> Superintendent Witthuhn replied that the D.A.R.E. program was funded with <br /> Crime Levy money, and to her knowledge, funding would not change. The only <br /> possible change would be that the program would move to the middle schools. She <br /> added that the Student Response Officer (SRO) would continue as they are now. <br /> Councilmember Larson asked how the district could justifY a levy with a drop in <br /> enrollment. <br /> Director Maas eXplained that at the peak of enrollment, which was beyond <br /> capacity, the district was forced to lease buildings to accommodate the enrollment <br /> sIze. He further explained that with the current reduction in enrollment, the <br /> . number of students is at a more manageable number, but programs were still being <br /> conducted in leased space. He then stated the district still needed to relocate those <br />
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