Virginia shortfall sets up education battle

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Virginia’s new $1.5 billion budget shortfall — and a potentially larger gap for the coming two years — has put education advocates on an early offensive in the hopes of preserving K-12 education funding and staff jobs.

Education, the state’s largest expenditure, is unlikely to escape the budget ax as fiscal woes squeeze once-sacred sectors of government.

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