Districts avoid duplication as they pool funds, talents and energies.
Costs are billed to districts, generally based on how much they use each service. This sharing reduces inequities between students in poor and wealthy school districts. In addition to these primary benefits, districts often receive additional state aid incentives that encourage this sharing. We appreciate your comments or suggestions about this web site, as well as about our programs and services. Please direct email about programs to Kathy Zanni, Coordinator, School-Community Relations.