Also, it is inarguable that the project is still being funded at the expense of other things we can no longer afford. There's a $2.5M gap between the bus savings the project was approved on and the actual projected savings (which btw, we can still achieve by continuing with new student assignment mapping even if the new school is not bui…
Also, it is inarguable that the project is still being funded at the expense of other things we can no longer afford. There's a $2.5M gap between the bus savings the project was approved on and the actual projected savings (which btw, we can still achieve by continuing with new student assignment mapping even if the new school is not built in the near future). This means not only the $8m you referenced, but an ongoing $2.5M of the existing budget that's needing to be pulled in from elsewhere to make our annual $3.3M payment.
We could literally buy Grecian Kitchen with one year of that $2.5M and lock in the D65 Admin free lunches for good.
Also, it is inarguable that the project is still being funded at the expense of other things we can no longer afford. There's a $2.5M gap between the bus savings the project was approved on and the actual projected savings (which btw, we can still achieve by continuing with new student assignment mapping even if the new school is not built in the near future). This means not only the $8m you referenced, but an ongoing $2.5M of the existing budget that's needing to be pulled in from elsewhere to make our annual $3.3M payment.
We could literally buy Grecian Kitchen with one year of that $2.5M and lock in the D65 Admin free lunches for good.
OMG I laughed out loud at the idea of buying Grecian Kitchen