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47 <br /> ` ne whole people must take upon <br /> themselves the education of the whole people <br /> and be willing to bear the expenses of it." <br /> President of the U.S.John Adams(i7gri$oi) <br /> Orange County Seho b <br /> s <br /> Ir <br /> r . <br /> Orange C. nly schools <br /> Commissioner Dorosin said some expenses were one time in nature, and asked if any <br /> of the COVID money coming in can reimburse those one-time expenses spent from the general <br /> fund. <br /> Rhonda Rath said OCS does not envision being able to reimburse any of the fund <br /> balance, and will have to use those funds to address the learning losses reflected in the data <br /> shared this evening. She said OCS has to provide summer program, with a certain amount of <br /> hours. She said she envisions this programming will expend the funds received from federal <br /> resources. <br /> Commissioner Dorosin said it is somewhat counterintuitive. He said the things needed <br /> to address learning loss are not one time in nature, but rather are recurring. He said if there is <br /> not an absolute prohibition on it, OCS should look into using the funding to reimburse those <br /> one-time expenses. <br /> Commissioner Fowler asked if both districts received a hold harmless payment for <br /> charter school students. <br /> Rhonda Rath said she believes that is correct, and the Board fully funds both districts' <br /> charter school students. <br /> Commissioner Fowler asked if the schools get reimbursed, in addition to passing <br /> funding to charter schools <br /> Rhonda Rath said no, the money passes straight through the public schools directly to <br /> the charter schools. She said the public schools do not receive any money for students who <br /> live in Orange County and attend charter schools. <br /> Commissioner Bedford asked for a list of position allotments besides classroom <br /> teachers at each school level, and the rest of the additional information Commissioners <br />