Puyallup Schools Face $15M Cuts, Community Weighs In
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Families in Puyallup, Washington, are reeling from proposed budget cuts in their school district, which could impact 95 staff positions and key student programs. The cuts, totaling $15 million, include shutting down the high school pool, dropping gymnastics, and eliminating deans and assistant principals. Parents express concern about the effects on teachers and students learning. The teachers union leader advocates for protecting classrooms and exploring alternative savings options. District officials cite rising costs for salaries, benefits, and utilities as the main reasons for the shortfall. Community members have until March 8th to provide feedback, with a final plan announced at the school board study session on March 13th.
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