Still, board members said the decision was unavoidable, arguing that low enrollment at the school makes it too expensive to operate. “I can’t help but feel a sense of failure.” “It’s a painful reality to face,” said board President Shirley Issel. The board also reviewed new budget figures suggesting that next year’s deficit, presumed for weeks to be more than $6 million, may be closer to $5.4 million.Įach board member expressed regret over the Franklin decision, which will save the financially-strapped district an estimated $326,000. District budget deficit revised to $5.4 millionĪs expected, the Board of Education officially voted to close City of Franklin Microsociety Magnet School next year at its Wednesday night meeting.
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