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Freeport Adult Education Brochure - Summer 2012

Summer 2012 Brochure

FREEPORT VOTERS APPROVE 2012-2013 SCHOOL BUDGET

The registered voters in the Freeport UFSD have voted to approve the proposed 2012-2013 school budget. The budget of $151,012,254 was approved 1634 YES vs. 639 NO.
   
“On behalf of the Board of Education, myself and our administration, I would like to thank the community for voting and showing their continued support and confidence in our school district,” stated Board of Education President Debra McQuillan. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kishore Kuncham added “We worked diligently to present a budget that represented a continuation of the quality education we provide all students in a fiscally responsible and conservative manner. The approved budget will enable us to continue to provide the programs and services our students need to be successful. I would also like to congratulate Debra Mulé on her election to the Board of Education.”

2012-13 Budget Information

Voting Locations
Absentee Ballot Application (PDF)

Budget Presentations:

April 17, 2012 Budget Presentation (PDF)
February 1, 2012 Budget Presentation (PDF)
January 18, 2012 Budget Presentation (PDF)

Documents:

Freeport Budget Newsletter (PDF)
Absentee Ballot Application (PDF)
Budget Flyer (PDF)
Budget Flyer (Spanish) (PDF)
Mandate Relief (PDF)
Mandate Relief (Spanish) (PDF)
Tax Cap Letter (PDF)
How Long Island Compares (PDF)
Be an Advocate for Public Education (PDF)
Be an Advocate for Public Education (Spanish) (PDF)

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Superintendent's Twitter Page Unveiled

Follow Dr. Kuncham's Twitter Page for District News and Education Updates

Superintendent Dr. Kishore Kuncham is pleased to introduce his new Twitter page, where he will post timely and important information and articles regarding public education, as well as observations about the District. Dr. Kuncham invites parents, staff, community members, and others who are interested to follow his Twitter page and receive his latest tweets.

Twitter has developed as a network widely used in the business world, and is beginning to grow in popularity within the education field as well. Twitter users can post everything from video links to short announcements, from photographs to news stories. For more information about Twitter or to begin using the service, visit www.twitter.com.

“With social media growing more and more prominent as an avenue of communication with instant, real-time updates, I am eager to utilize Twitter as another way to connect with members of the District and community,” Dr. Kuncham said.

You can find Dr. Kuncham's twitter page by logging in with your own Twitter account and searching for drkkuncham.