Early Beloit school district budget talks

By STEVE BENTON   Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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WCLO's Steve Benton reports on early discussions on the Beloit School District's next budget

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— The Beloit School Board is taking some preliminary steps in working out next year's budget.

At a special meeting March 16th, the board discussed ways to cut the budget, or create additional revenue, in order to make up for a proposed deficit. That number was originally $1.5 million, however administration reworked some debt, saving the district over $1 million.

School Board President Michael Ramsdail says they only have to make up for a deficit of about $400,000 at this time. He says they'll have to get creative because they can't afford to cut any programs.

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