Hartford Schools Face $70M Deficit, City & School Leaders Clash
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Hartford public schools grapple with a $70 million deficit due to declining enrollment and escalating costs. City leaders and school officials clash over using the citys rainy day fund, with the mayor warning of potential credit harm and financial setbacks. The school district, having already cut $200 million in costs and 644 jobs, argues for state assistance to address structural issues, including out-of-district tuition and special education expenses. Despite tensions, both parties emphasize their commitment to working together for the benefit of students, with state discussions underway to resolve the immediate crisis and long-term challenges.
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