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Forum set for school board candidates

The six candidates for two seats on the Hudson Board of Education are expected to participate in a public forum on Feb. 2. at Willow River Elementary School.

January 22, 2010

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Application dates for open school enrollment are Feb. 1-19

Families interested in open enrollment to a school outside of the district where they live can apply for their children Feb. 1-19. Wisconsin allows for inter-district open enrollment subject to approval by the non-resident school board.

January 22, 2010

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School district pursues more stimulus dollars

The Hudson Board of Education gave the go ahead for the district to participate in the U.S. Department of Education’s Race to the Top program.

By Meg Heaton , January 21, 2010

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Candidate gives info

My name is Jim Bartlein and I am a candidate for one of the two open seats on the Feb. 16, primary election for school board.

By Jim Bartlein, Hudson , January 15, 2010

Candidates file for local posts

Six candidates for two Hudson Board of Education spots highlights the list of people who filed papers for local government boards by the 5 p.m. deadline Tuesday.

January 06, 2010

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School taxes expected to increase in 2010-11

With this school year’s tax levy just recently certified, the Hudson School District and Board of Education are already bracing for more bad news in the 2010-2011 school year. But they have a plan.

By Meg Heaton , December 18, 2009

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School district looks ahead to another tough budget

With the 2009-10 school budget finalized, the Hudson School District is looking ahead to next year and more of the same when it comes to increased costs and reduced revenue.

By Meg Heaton , November 19, 2009

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School board certifies levy

The Hudson Board of Education certified the 2009-10 school budget and tax levy at a special meeting on Oct. 27.

By Meg Heaton , November 04, 2009

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School financing continues to change

Although the changes don’t appear to have much impact on the big picture, the numbers affecting the school budget and tax levy continue to change. The good news is that the deadline for any changes is Nov. 1.

By Meg Heaton , October 23, 2009

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Teachers willing to take one-year wage freeze

A work in progress with a ways to go is the best way to describe the negotiations between the Hudson School District and the bargaining units representing teachers, education and health assistants, nutrition employees and custodians.

By Meg Heaton , October 15, 2009

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WASB heads concerned about education finances

WASB heads concerned about education finances John Ashley, executive director of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards, visited western Wisconsin last week and expressed concern about financing public education in the years ahead.

By Doug Stohlberg , October 08, 2009

Voters approve 8.25% increase in school tax levy

Residents of the School District of Hudson will see an 8.25 tax levy increase after voters at the annual meeting on Sept. 8 approved the levy.

By Doug Stohlberg , September 16, 2009

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School tax increase could top 8 percent

The Hudson Board of Education got a look at the 2009-10 preliminary school budget at their meeting last week and, as predicted, it will take an increase in school taxes of up to 8.25 percent to cover it.

By Meg Heaton , August 20, 2009

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District to lose $2.7 million in aid

The Hudson Board of Education got more bad news about the upcoming school budget at last week’s meeting. According to Financial Services Director Tim Erickson, state aid to the Hudson School District will be an estimated $2,697,000 less than last year.

By Meg Heaton , July 22, 2009

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Teachers ask for 3 percent raise

Hudson teachers represented by their union, the West Central Education Association, want a 3 percent raise in each of the two contract years they are now negotiating. The teachers made their case at a meeting last week.

By Meg Heaton , June 25, 2009

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