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Are public schools near you feeling the economic crunch?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1211197:MV8xMTY2NjcyXzIxMzg3OTUyXzY0RDYyMTI5] No. I supply a product for schools and I try to donate approximately 5,000 to 10,000 dollars worth of product to the schools each year here in Oregon. In twenty years they have not accepted it. Yet the will happily pay for it. Go figure that out. [/quote]
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Georgia law requires that students attend school for 180 days each school year. However, "state budget cuts" have forced our county to cut its school calender back to 175 days.
I'm not even sure how they are legally getting away with that.
At the end of last year, 60 teachers were laid off county-wide. Some of them were rehired before school started back, but not all.
I'm wondering....
How many other school districts are making drastic cutbacks due to budget cuts?
Are they just trimming the fat, or is it a sign of how bad the economy really is?
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