Westminster Ca Schools State Aid

The Westminster School District has received a $10,000 state grant to help a fledgling child-care program, district officials announced Thursday at a board meeting. Beverlee Watson, director of the child-care program at Ada E.

The Westminster School District has received a $10,000 state grant to help a fledgling child-care program, district officials announced Thursday at a board meeting. Beverlee Watson, director of the child-care program at Ada E.

Trustees of the Westminster School District have agreed to draw on reserve funds to cover a projected $1.1-million deficit for the 1991-92 school year. The shortfall, representing about 3% of the $34.5-million spending plan approved by the board last week, is expected largely because of the state budget crisis and the opening of an additional school this fall, officials said. But despite the deficit, officials said the district remains in good fiscal shape.

Trustees of the Westminster School District have agreed to draw on reserve funds to cover a projected $1.1-million deficit for the 1991-92 school year. The shortfall, representing about 3% of the $34.5-million spending plan approved by the board last week, is expected largely because of the state budget crisis and the opening of an additional school this fall, officials said. But despite the deficit, officials said the district remains in good fiscal shape.