Rhee plans to reshuffle $100M among schools

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D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee announced Monday a plan to reshuffle $100 million to address complaints about overcrowded classrooms and missing teachers.

About $88 million would align school budgets with their actual enrollment for the year, according to the school system. Schools with higher-than-expected enrollments would receive funds to hire teachers and administrators, while underenrolled schools could lose positions.

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