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With funding for Texas public schools in limbo, Denton ISD is forced to freeze hiring for non-classroom positions

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Denton ISD is the latest school district to be forced to make tough decisions. Hiring for 78 of the district's open positions is now on pause, indefinitely. The district expects to save about $3.5 million but argues that's still not enough. Superintendent Jamie Wilson says the longer they go without, the more students will feel the squeeze.

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With funding for Texas public schools in limbo, Denton ISD is forced to freeze hiring for non-classroom positions

“Our kids are sitting here in classrooms needing their resources to learn and that money is sitting in Austin waiting on allocation," said Superintendent Wilson.

1 month ago·Dallas, United States

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