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Money Woes Force Public Schools to Close Nationwide
Inflation and taxpayer reluctance to approve new levies push districts from Montana to Massachusetts toward early closures or shortened terms. Chicago opts to borrow against 1972 funds to stay open. Kansas City voters consider a tax hike to avert further cuts. Educators blame property taxes, bond fatigue, and funding gaps while judges urge new financing.
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