Hartford Schools Face $70M Crisis, Seek City, State Help
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Hartford Public Schools face a severe budget crisis, with a current deficit of $22 million and a projected $45 million shortfall next year. Declining enrollment and rising costs, particularly for special education, have exacerbated the situation. City leaders warn of insolvency, while the school board blames flat funding and uncontrollable costs. The mayor lacks direct control due to state rules, and past efforts to cut costs have yielded limited results. School officials are urging the city to use reserves and calling on the state for long-term help, but solutions remain elusive.
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