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Post by Kiwi Frontline on Aug 20, 2017 17:28:45 GMT 12
PALMERSTON NORTH SCHOOL MANA TAMARIKI SEEKING WAY OUT OF FINANCIAL TROUBLEA financial recovery plan has been launched for Palmerston North school Mana Tamariki after outspending their income by more than six figures, two years in a row. The Maori immersion school topped the list of Manawatu regional schools that posted an operating deficit in 2015, with $206,027 more going out than coming in, and saved funds of just $23,348 at the end of the year. The school's deficit in 2014 was $155,683.The school's 2016 report is currently being audited. Mana Tamariki caters for children from preschool through to the end of high school. It was started as a kohanga reo in 1989, and a home-schooled kura opened in 1995. In 2010, the school opened a new $3 million building in Grey St that attracted architectural awards..... www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/95928149/palmerston-north-school-mana-tamariki-seeking-way-out-of-financial-trouble
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