I point out that we have never cut the school budgets of the city. The city has recommended reductions, some of which were accepted. We have never imposed cuts. So, again, let us get the facts straight. In addition to that, this $5 million is the only thing at risk here. All of that can be used if the city council and the scholarship corporation agree. It can all be used for the kind of vouchers that no one opposes, for remedial instruction. Local control is total here.
James M. Jeffords: “I point out that we have never cut the school budgets of the city. The city has recommended reductions, some of which…”
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Discussing school budget allocations and local control over educational funding.
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