MORAN — Jeremy Boldra thinks USD 256 could save as much as $120,000 a year by going to a four-day school week.
Boldra, principal of Moran’s middle and high schools, addressed a crowd Wednesday night who came to learn of the district’s financial woes and their impact on students.
Boldra said savings could be realized in transportation, food service, classified salaries and energy costs.
“It wouldn’t amount to 20 percent, but it would be substantial,” he said, in quoting from experiences of several other Kansas districts. One, Dexter, has…
Four-day school week pondered
