Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Cut Jobs, Trim Costs
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro School District announces plans to cut central office jobs and trim costs on outside contracts, classroom software, and tech spending to ease budget strains. The school board will vote on these changes in April and May, with a final decision expected by June. Meanwhile, the district is facing a decline in enrollment, with a potential drop to 9,500 students by 2035. Officials aim to protect teachers and direct student support amid these challenges, focusing on classroom learning.
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