Arlington school officials urged to curb spending

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Arlington County schools are asking principals and program managers to curb their spending for the rest of the year as the rising costs of maintenance, fuel and school lunch ingredients are sending the schools over budget.

“We’re just asking them to try to save money and make sure that they’re only buying things that are necessary through the end of the year,” Assistant Superintendent of Finance Mary Beth Chambers said.

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