Montgomery may cut prized school programs as budgets shrink

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Montgomery County schools may slash some of the district’s most prized programs in order to deal with budget cuts, infuriating parents, students and teachers.

Although Superintendent Jerry Weast has expressed his desire that no programs get cut, next year’s “staffing guidelines” sent to principals have made shutdowns and burdensome class loads for the remaining teachers nearly unavoidable.

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