Fulton Schools, Teachers’ Union Starting Contract Talks, But Not In Time To Help Cut Budget
“We don’t have money. We’re not shy about saying that,” Lynch said.
“We don’t have money. We’re not shy about saying that,” Lynch said.
In an average year, $1.2 million in spending cuts would produce a tax cut or, at worst, no increase. This isn’t an average year.
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