Noting that it has been five years since the district has raised rates, the Gilbert Public Schools Governing Board studied a proposal Sept. 13 for an increase on community education tuition and facility rental fees.
If approved at the board’s Sept. 27 meeting, the rates would go into effect for the 2023-24 school year.
Superintendent Shane McCord and some board members expressed reluctance about having to raise fees but said the act was necessary to keep community education a self-sustaining entity within the district.