North Carolina budget gridlock taking its toll on state programs, schools

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North Carolina’s budget impasse has continued to create funding obstacles for programs that rely on the state.

The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics is one of the newest causalities of the $24 billion budget battle that has stalled or crippled secondary education, school construction, teacher pay raises, elderly care and in-home care for children with disabilities.

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