P.G. schools scrambling for funds in case fines are upheld

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Prince George’s County school officials are scrambling to find reserve funds to use in case they have to pay $6 million in fees and fines ordered by the federal government. “We are still discussing strategies, and the budget and finance office is reviewing and identifying funds to cover potential fees,” said Lynn McCawley, a spokeswoman for the school system.

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