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Middletown school’s pay more for BCESC services

OK, GONNA PAY MORE IT SAYS

MIDDLETOWN — 

The Middletown City School District’s Board of Education entered into a contract Monday night worth more than $1 million with the Butler County Educational Service Center.

The total contract is is approximately $140,000 higher than last year’s contract partly because it includes the salary of a new, shared business manager with Monroe

STILL SAYS IT WILL BE MORE COST TO THE DISTRICT

OH WAIT.....

However, it will amount to a savings in the long run, according to Middletown superintendent Greg Rasmussen.

“Technically,( Technically) we will save money because the business manager is taking the place of two district employees,” Rasmussen said.

The expected savings for Middletown is approximately $50,000.

THERE YOU GO......FULLY EXPLAINED. IT'S MAGIC. TAKEN FROM THE SAME SHOW WE WATCH WITH RUSS CAROLUS. I TAKE YOU AT YOUR WORD MR. RASMUSSEN. 

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	Today's Journal... Middletown school’s pay more for BCESC services OK, GONNA PAY MORE IT SAYS MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown City School District’s Board of Education entered into a contract Monday night worth more than $1 million with the Butler County Educational Service Center. The total contract is is approximately $140,000 higher than last year’s contract partly because it includes the salary of a new, shared business manager with Monroe STILL SAYS IT WILL BE MORE COST TO THE DISTRICT OH WAIT..... However, it will amount to a savings in the long run, according to Middletown superintendent Greg Rasmussen. “Technically,( Technically) we will save money because the business manager is taking the place of two district employees,” Rasmussen said. The expected savings for Middletown is approximately $50,000. THERE YOU GO......FULLY EXPLAINED. IT'S MAGIC. TAKEN FROM THE SAME SHOW WE WATCH WITH RUSS CAROLUS. I TAKE YOU AT YOUR WORD MR. RASMUSSEN.