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Superintendent warns of $50 million structural gap as staffing conversations begin
Summary
Superintendent Armstrong told the board principals received staffing reports and the district faces roughly a $50 million structural deficit. She emphasized staffing moves are tied to HR timelines and contractual obligations, and that the board will act on a budget in June after engagement and staffing conversations.
Superintendent Doctor Armstrong reported to the board that principals began receiving staffing reports today and district leaders are beginning staff conversations as part of the budget development process. Armstrong stressed these personnel steps are driven by human‑resource timelines and contractual obligations tied to…
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