Keeping a lid on funding for school janitors, nurses, therapists and secretaries would save Virginia $754 million through fiscal 2012 at a time when stimulus dollars are drying up and shortfalls are growing, education officials said Thursday.
The Virginia Department of Education report gives a clearer picture of one of the key upcoming funding disputes as legislators prepare for another grueling budget season early next year, one that will be dominated by rooting out spending cuts.
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