Fairfax County school leaders propose a plan to address a $29 million budget gap but warn it’s only a temporary fix, risking future sacrifices in education quality.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. — Fairfax County Public School leaders believe they can close a $29 million budget gap for the next school year, but that plan comes at a cost. Leaders warn that the plan simply delays costs; it doesn’t reduce them, so this plan isn’t sustainable long term.
During a work session on Thursday, officials outlined reductions that avoid layoffs and protect pay and core classroom programs. The plan
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