January 14, 2025 - 06:05

During a recent meeting, the Watertown School Board made a significant decision regarding the driver's education program. The board approved a proposal to raise the fees associated with the program for the upcoming 2025 session.
The decision comes as part of the board's efforts to ensure the program remains financially viable and continues to provide quality education for young drivers. The fee increase is expected to help cover rising operational costs, including instructor salaries, vehicle maintenance, and educational materials.
Board members discussed the importance of maintaining a robust driver's education program, emphasizing its role in promoting safe driving practices among teenagers. The increase in fees is anticipated to be communicated to parents and students well in advance, allowing families to plan accordingly.
As the board moves forward, they remain committed to enhancing the overall quality of education and ensuring that students are well-prepared for the responsibilities of driving.
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