fiene speaking: "to bevington." interstate 35 is one of those, with its student population spread out across several cities. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "sometimes people talk about consolidation, and where that really goes off the rails is geographically, we're large enough as it is." jacob peklo, reporting/trurur "about 900 students are enrolled in interstate 35's district. about 75 percent of them take the bus every day. some students live up to 20 miles away from school, so that can mean riding the bus for about an hour every day, sometimes twice a day." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "every dollar that we spend on transportation is a dollar that we can't teaching and learning environment." at interstate, it costs these kids more than $660 per year, just for transportation...a number that could be even higher if fewer kids drove themselves. fiene says putting that money back in the general fund could be a big boost to learning in each classroom. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 s

fiene says having the extra money could be a big boost to learning in each classroom. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "we could look to do 3 or 4 more popotions, fer more prograra. there's just things that we could. it just bothers me that we spend so much on transportation." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "that's probably going to be inevitable to cut back, and any time you cut programs you hurt kids, and that's just not the way it should be." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "it's challenging, but it's good for kids, to raise the bar and get them college- and career-ready." looking at the one to one computer ratio for students reduced the number of bus routes, and rearranged things so the buses are full. that means paying an average of more than $650 per stududt just to bus them to school each year. that number would be higher if so many students didn't drive themselves. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 supertintendent: "getting larger isn't the answer for this district, geographically. a detriment. " " deborah/elisa foggy out t

fiene speaking: "to bevington." interstate 35 is one of those, with its student population spread out across several cities. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "sometimes people talk about consolidation, and where that really goes off the rails is geographically, we're large enough as it is." jacob peklo, reporting/truro: "about 900 students are enrolled in interstate 35's district. about 75 percent of them take the bus every day. some students live up to 20 miles away from school, so that can mean riding the bus for about an hour every day, sometimes twice a day." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "every dollar that we spend on transportation is a dollar that we can't spend directly on the teaching and learning environment." at interstate, it costs these kids more than $660 per year, just for transportation...a number that could be even higher if fewer kids drove themselves. fiene says putting that money back in the general fund could be a big boost to learning in each classroom. dr. kevin

fiene speaking: "to bevington." interstate 35 is one of those, with its student population spread out across several cities. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "sometimes people talk about consolidation, and where that really goes off the rails is geographically, we're large enough as it is." jacob peklo, reporting/truro: "about 900 students are enrolled in interstate 35's district. about 75 percent of them take the bus every day. some students live up to 20 miles away from school, so that can mean riding the bus for about an hour every day, sometimes twice a day." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "every dollar that we spend on transportation is a dollar that we can't spend directly on the teaching and learning environment." at interstate, it costs these kids more than $660 per year, just for transportation...a number that could be even higher if fewer kids drove themselves. fiene says putting that money back in the general fund could be a big boost to learning in each classroom. dr. kevin

fiene says having the be a big boost to learning in each classroom. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "we could look to do 3 or 4 more positions, offer more programs. there's just things that we could. it just bothers me that we spend so much on transportation." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "that's probably going to be inevitable to cut back, and any time you cut programs you hurt kids, and that's just not the way it should be." dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 superintendent: "it's challenging, but it's good for kids, to raise the bar and get them college- and career-ready." looking at the one to one computer ratio for students reduced the number of bus routes, and rearranged things so the buses are full. that means paying an average of more than $650 per student just to bus them to school each year. that number would be higher if so many students didn't drive themselves. dr. kevin fiene, interstate 35 supertintendent: "getting larger isn't the answer for this district, geographically. actually, it would be a detriment. " " j

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