Baltimore City Schools To Lay Off 100 Central Office Staff
City schools in crisis. Amid a massive $108 million budget gap, the school CEO announces 100 layoffs by the end of June. It's all in an effort to tighten the school system's purse strings.
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City schools in crisis. Amid a massive $108 million budget gap, the school CEO announces 100 layoffs by the end of June. It's all in an effort to tighten the school system's purse strings.
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