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Eugene 4J School District prepares for potential $25 million budget cut

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Facing declining enrollment and higher operating costs, the Eugene 4J School District plans to make a significant budget cut next school year.

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The Grafton News

School budget cuts could eliminate 17 positions

GRAFTON — The school committee heard the latest budget news from Superintendent Jay Cummings at their February 25 meeting, and faced some grim prospects. While more than $160K in operating costs are on the chopping block, the more direct experience for students will be from the loss of teachers and support staff, including those being eliminated outright: Half time preschool teacher Three curriculum coordinators Nursing position Tech coordinator…

6 days ago

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Homer News

School budget scenarios would cut staffing, programs

Even at the highest level of funding, the drafts describe significant cuts.

7 days ago

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Wrangell Sentinel

Schools brace for reductions as next year's budget gap grows

The most recent draft of the school district’s 2025-2026 budget shows a deficit of $271,000. With City Hall hamstrung by cuts to federal funding, the school board could need to make sweeping cuts to balance the books. The district is not legally permitted to operate in a deficit and its operating reserve is nearing empty The draft budget assumes that the borough will fund the schools at the maximu...

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The Daily Nebraskan

BREAKING: UNL preparing up to $20 million in budget cuts for next school year

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Rodney Bennett said in an email to faculty and staff Tuesday that the university is preparing for more budget cuts amidst rising costs, a decline in tuition dollars and proposed state and federal funding cuts.

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Eugene 4J School District prepares for potential $25 million budget cut

Facing declining enrollment and higher operating costs, the Eugene 4J School District plans to make a significant budget cut next school year.

8 days ago·Portland, United States

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The Langara Voice

Langara College expects back-to-back budget deficits — $2 million and $13 million — as international student numbers decline

By MARC BOLEN Langara College is expecting budget deficits this fiscal year and next as the result of declining international student enrolment. The announcement was made by Michael Koke, Langara’s vice-president of administration and finance, at a town hall hosted by the Langara executive leadership team last Thursday. The event drew hundreds of faculty members hoping to get more details about how they will be affected by the college’s financia…

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