District Budget & Improvement
District Budget
The Green Mountain School District has, over the years, exhibited a commendable track record of prudent financial management. This, however, has not come at the expense of providing our students with an exceptional educational environment and growth opportunities that our community rightfully demands. We continue to maintain our one classroom per grade level and our frugal administrative structure.
ESSER Funds Reporting
Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER III-ARP) funds, were authorized in Section 2001 of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act of 2021, enacted March 11, 2021. ESSER funds are allowable to fund costs incurred on or after March 13, 2020, when COVID 19 was declared a national emergency, and all funds must be obligated by September 30, 2024. This includes one-year carryover as allowed under the Tydings Amendment (34 CFR 76.709). These are one-time funds that should not be committed to ongoing financial obligations.
ARP-ESSER Spending Plan 20%
The allocation in this form package is the 20 percent of the total ESSER III-ARP application that is required to address student learning recovery and acceleration (learning loss).
ARP-ESSER Spending Plan 80%
This form package is for the remaining 80 percent of the total ESSER III-ARP allocation.
2025-26 District Improvement Plan
The 2025-26 District Improvement Plan for Green Mountain School outlines a focused roadmap to strengthen student achievement, enhance teaching quality, and foster a supportive learning environment.
Our Goals Include:
Goal 1
Improve School Climate and Culture
Goal 2
Improve Student Engagement and Accountability through high expectations
Goal 3
Improve Student Achievement in Math
Goal 4
Improve Student Achievement in ELA