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Mayor Martin Grohman, alongside Biddeford-Saco Superintendent Jeremy Ray, is pushing for the passage of two significant bills in the Legislature aimed at addressing the needs of economically disadvantaged students within the school district. The initiative highlights the growing concern over the funding disparities that impact educational resources and support for students who require additional assistance.
Both Grohman and Ray emphasize the importance of equitable funding to ensure that all students, regardless of their socioeconomic status, have access to quality education and necessary resources. The proposed legislation seeks to allocate more state funding specifically targeting schools with higher populations of economically disadvantaged students, which could lead to improved educational outcomes and opportunities.
As discussions unfold in the Legislature, the Biddeford community is rallying behind this initiative, recognizing that adequate funding is crucial for fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment. The outcomes of these bills could significantly reshape the landscape of education in Biddeford, ultimately benefiting students and families in the area.
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