Enfield School Board Trims $2.7 Million From Budget

Editor’s Note: We first published this story May 27 and here it is again in case you missed it.

The Enfield Board of Education has voted to trim nearly $2.7 million from next year’s education budget.

With a 8-0 vote Tuesday, the board approved the fiscal plan of Superintendent Jeffrey Schumann that meets the $65.9 million budget that was approved earlier this month by the town council, according to The Courant.

The revised budget will mean there will be restructuring of staffing at various levels including leaving 14 anticipated teaching positions vacant; eliminating two information technology positions that are now shared by the town and the schools; and the reorganization of 15 school administrator positions.

The Courant story can be found here.