Leaders say the funding will help strengthen classrooms and create more opportunities for students.
The Cherry Hill school board approved a budget that includes a property tax increase and job reductions to address a nearly $29 million budget gap.
A vote planned for Thursday night on the School District of Philadelphia's controversial facilities master plan has been delayed for a week, Action News has learned.
While some attendees arrived with concerns about tax increases, many said the meeting helped clarify how the proposed changes would affect the city.
Superintendent Tony Watlington unveiled his revised, finalized plan on Monday morning via Zoom. He said the changes reflect public feedback.
Arthur Wright, a West Oak Lane homeowner, attended the packed town hall at the Madjidullah on Limekiln Pike. He said increasing property taxes is putting pressure on residents like him.