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Two Skagit school boards approve staff cuts

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Burlington Edison School District offices Jan. 9 in Burlington. (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News) Two Skagit County school districts approved staffing cuts over the last week to address ongoing budget challenges. Anacortes School District approved the elimination of up to six certificated staff members on Thursday, March 20. On Monday, March 24, the Burlington-Edison School Board approved eliminating up to 13 full-time certificated staff members…

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