The Tripp-Delmont school district began the fall term with a funding boost following the approval of a five year, four hundred thousand dollar property tax opt out approved in an election in May.
Superintendent Gail Swenson says they increased their spending a bit, with the general fund at two point three million dollars….
Swenson says they also saw a few more students enroll this fall….
They now have one hundred fifty seven students in K through 12.
Swenson says they do have some of the larger classes in the lower grades….Tri
Enrollment had fallen over fifty percent in the last fifteen years.
