Mr. Brian Carlton, Norwin Board
President, has said the School
District is committed to preparing
a responsible 2020-2021 budget
that balances the educational
and safety needs of students with
those of Norwin residents who
financially support the District.
“Our goal is to keep any tax
increase as low as possible, while
maintaining a safe environment
and quality education,” Mr. Carlton
has said.
District administrators have
been working throughout winter
and early spring to build the
2020-2021 education budget.
In February, I led budget review
meetings with building principals
and department supervisors.
During this process, tens of
thousands of dollars in savings
have been identified. Our
administrative team is committed
to exploring cost-saving
measures and strategies without
jeopardizing the needs of our
students.
VISION STATEMENT
To create a learning culture that promotes growth for all
through engagement, collaboration, and empowerment.
GOALS:
“Together We Can” provide:
1. A Safe and Secure Environment
2. A World-Class Education (College and Career Ready)
3. An Environment that Supports Growth
n
Academic Growth
n Athletic Growth
n Artistic Growth
n Customer Service Growth (customer-focused
organizations are highly successful and build strong
community partners)
4.
Fiscal Integrity
NORWIN BOARD OF EDUCATION
A public presentation about the
budget is scheduled for the school
board workshop meeting in April.
Later that month, the Board is
scheduled to adopt a proposed
final budget, which will be made
available to the public for at least
30 days. In June, the Board of
Education will adopt the 2020-
2021 Final Budget.
Sincerely yours,
Jeff Taylor, Ed.D
Superintendent
Seated (L-R): Darlene J. Ciocca; Brian S. Carlton, President; William A. Essay,
Vice President; Joanna Jordan.
Standing (L-R): Raymond Kocak; Robert E. Wayman;
Donald W. Rhodes, Jr.; Patrick A. Lynn; Tony L. Corsa.
NORWIN
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SPRING 2020
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