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Atlanta Schools to Lose Millions (#786)
Posted: 12/5/2002; 11:17 PM by Terry Frazier
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Ouch! Georgia is cutting $165 million from school funding next year. Is there a way to turn these lemons into lemonade? Can EduBlogs fill gaps, replace missing services, or help districts do more with less?

Schools look for ways to cut spending. AccessAtlanta Dec 5 2002 9:21PM ET
The two districts [Clayton Co. and Henry Co. ISD] could lose as much as $8 million as the state seeks to slash $165 million from the allowances due school systems across Georgia.
This latest wave of spending reductions to Georgia's $16 billion budget applies to all state agencies and is expected to continue through the next fiscal year. [Moreover - Atlanta news]

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