US EditionState plans to reduce school spending, taxes by closing every public school
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MarylandReporter.com
Baltimore FishbowlState officials wrestle with school spending in a tough moment
By SASHA ALLEN ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers are scrambling to figure out their education budget this spring after learning that $418 million they’d been expecting for public schools from the federal government may not come through. Senate President Bill Ferguson says the state had already spent approximately $300 million of the money when they learned a few days ago that President Donald Trump’s education department may not reimburse them as p…
Deerfield Valley News
The Deerfield Valley NewsState plans to reduce school spending, taxes by closing every public school
MONTPELIER- Gov. Scot Phillips has announced a new plan to reduce school spending in Vermont, calling on the Legislature to pass a bill that would close all public schools in Vermont. “People want property tax relief,” said Phillips at a presser on Tuesday, April 1. “What would offer more relief than closing all of our public schools. That will save taxpayers billions of dollars.”
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