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200+ full-time positions could be cut, Minneapolis Public Schools working out budget shortfall

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Minneapolis Public Schools has a budget shortfall of at least $110 million. The district is considering cutting the equivalent of more than 200 full-time employees. The budget proposal would cut about 40 teachers, tutors, and support staff like interpreters. 15 fifth-grade music teachers would also be part of the cuts.

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200+ full-time positions could be cut, Minneapolis Public Schools working out budget shortfall

A recent report from the district’s new superintendent outlines a budget shortfall of at least $110 million.

1 month ago·St Paul, United States

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Minneapolis Schools budget proposal includes potential cut of 200+ employees

Ben Henry at KSTP reports at a finance committee meeting Tuesday, Minneapolis Public Schools board members heard the most recent budget proposal. The district is considering cutting the equivalent of more than 200 full-time employees. In related news, Alex Derosier at the Pioneer Press reports members of the St. Paul school board on Tuesday night locked in new raises and benefits for district education staff, though school budget cuts are ahead.…

1 month ago

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