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Because of Martin Luther King, Jr. day on Monday, we only had a four day week. Again, Tuesday and Thursday morning at 7:45 is the time for our Health and Human Services Committee meeting for those of you who would like to testify on a bill or watch on TV.
Read moreBE SELFISH: INVEST IN EDUCATION. YOUR OWN AND THE KIDS DOWN THE STREET
Read morePARENTS NIGHT HELD AT ANDES CENTRAL
Read moreWeek two of the 101st Legislative Session and the Joint Committee on Appropriations continues with budget hearings. We talked about the growing funding gap that persists in the Community Support Provider (CSP) world. The State has a constitutional obligation to care for those with intellectual and behavioral disabilities, and one way we do that best is through CSPs. They were funded at 100% methodology in 2023, but funding gaps have grown since. With no change from last year there will be a 9.3% delta, which comes to $21.9 million in unreimbursed services- roughly $10.8 million of that being state share.
Read moreAndes Central School has announced its December Students of the Month, recognizing four students from kindergarten through high school for their positive attitudes, strong work ethic, and commitment to learning.
Read moreRIBBON CUTTING HELD FOR YES, LETS WINE CO.
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