$100,000 short, still: Rangely schools plan to dip into reserve again

RANGELY I Even with additional budget cuts, and projecting a possible slight increase in state funding, the Rangely School District is still facing a $100,000 shortfall.
That means the district may have to dip into its reserve fund again — a pattern the Rangely School Board is hoping to discontinue.
“We’re looking at using reserves for one more year,” said outgoing Superintendent Dwayne Newman, who has accepted a similar position in Monte Vista. “Right now,…