Schools see funding cuts
Education: More than 200 sites expect smaller checks
More than 200 school districts and charter schools will start classes next month with less money from the state than last year, according to funding totals released Thursday.
Initial allocations for schools are higher than last year, but Assistant State Superintendent James White cautioned that the increase is misleading because the Legislature moved teacher retirement funding into the state funding formula.
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