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WS/FCS reveals budget changes to current fiscal year, 2025-2026 fiscal year

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Superintendent Tricia McManus revealed the district needs to free up $8 million dollars for this fiscal year to cover a $5 million dollar budget deficit, and to save $16 million dollars for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.

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Berea Community Schools face deficit amid community support and leadership changes

The Berea Community School district is currently grappling with a substantial budget deficit of $1.3 million. In light of this alarming situation, nearly 100 community members gathered at the Russell Acton Folk Recreation Center on Tuesday evening, seeking clarity and…

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WS/FCS reveals budget changes to current fiscal year, 2025-2026 fiscal year

Superintendent Tricia McManus revealed the district needs to free up $8 million dollars for this fiscal year to cover a $5 million dollar budget deficit, and to save $16 million dollars for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.

·Salem, United States
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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools has $5 million budget deficit, could cut jobs, superintendent says

FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) -- The price tag for educating students and keeping Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools was front in center during Wednesday night's school board meeting. The district needs to find a way to free up millions dollars the next two fiscal years to stay in the green when it comes to its budget. District Needs to Free up Millions Superintendent Tricia McManus said that this fiscal year, they need to free up $8 million. Ne…

·Cleveland, United States
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NC Superintendent of Public Instruction’s listening tour makes a stop in Winston-Salem - WS Chronicle

N.C. Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mo Green’s “Mo Wants to Know” listening tour, made a stop in Winston-Salem earlier this week. On Monday, Green listened as more than 100 parents, students, and educators gathered at Mount Tabor High School to voice their concerns about public education.  The “Mo Wants to Know” listening sessions are designed to draw insight from stakeholders in public education to draft a comprehensive strategic plan th…

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