School spending to shrink in Prince George’s County

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The Prince George’s County school board made it through the first major phase of a woeful budget season last week with the adoption of a barebones $1.78 billion financial plan for 2009.

Although the total package represents a 1.4 percent increase from fiscal 2008, state and county funding levels came in lower than expected due in part to declining enrollment, while program costs continue to rise, said board member Donna Hathaway Beck.

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