P.G. schools facing $43 million budget gap

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Prince George’s County public schools face a roughly $43 million budget shortfall for next budget year as both enrollment and tax revenue drop.

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  • State conducts new audit of P.G. schools (10-10-11)
  • P.G. schools face steep budget cuts despite reprieve  (5-28-11)
  • P.G. school board holding out hope for more money  (2-28-11)
  • Superintendent William Hite is expected to recommend cuts to close the gap when he pitches his fiscal 2013 budget in December.

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