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Oklahoma districts expect more cuts

 
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Published: July 28, 2009

Administrators in several Oklahoma school districts say they aren’t counting on initial state aid allocations and are making conservative estimates of their own.

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State aid allocations

District from final fiscal year 2009 to initial fiscal year 2010:


• Oklahoma City: Down $137,751


• Tulsa: Down $575,148


• Edmond: Up $89,277


• Midwest City-Del City: Down $318,833


• Moore: Down $190,134

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