Students and teachers in suburban Washington school districts likely will bear the brunt of bad budgets next year, since “easy” central office cuts already have been made.

Montgomery County cut back its central office bureaucrats to just over 800 people last year, down from nearly 1,300 in 2009, according to numbers collected by the Washington Area Boards of Education.

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