Tim Sorgi, chair of the Albany School Board, officially asked the Conway School Board to begin formal negotiations on a possible K-6 tuition agreement on Monday night. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Tim Sorgi, chair of the Albany School Board, officially asked the Conway School Board to begin formal negotiations on a possible K-6 tuition agreement on Monday night. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — The clock is ticking a little faster for the town of Albany when it comes to school tuition contracts with Conway.
Albany must notify the Conway School Board by next June with its plans for elementary school education, but the deadline is actually even earlier for the Albany School Board, which needs to bring a warrant article to the annual school district meeting in March.
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