Only $152 million more to go for Fairfax County schools

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The Fairfax County School Board found nearly $10 million in unspent funding in its current budget and will set most of the money aside to spend next year — a downpayment on a budget deficit expected to go as high as $162 million.

The board won’t go through it’s entire $2.4 billion budget looking for additional savings, although officials said they expect to find more unused cash following the fourth-quarter budget review.

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