Montgomery schools threatened by $46 million fine

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Montgomery County’s top officials have lost one more battle in their long struggle to stop the state from inflicting a $46 million fine on the public school system.

Now, unless the General Assembly passes legislation to spare the schools, Superintendent Jerry Weast and his team will need to chop more money from an already meager 2010 budget.

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