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For Georgia school districts, the financial party is over after years of flush spending

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By Jeff Amy Verified
| Lanier County News Verified
After years of spending rapidly increasing revenues on new programs and pay increases, many of Georgia’s school districts are beginning to tighten their belts. Most of the state’s 180 traditional K-12 public school districts have set spending plans for the budget year that began July 1. While a few are still giving pay raises, others are eliminating vacant positions as enrollment falls and property tax growth flattens.
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For Georgia school districts, the financial party is over after years of flush spending

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By Jeff Amy Verified
| The Griffin Daily News Verified
After years of spending rapidly increasing revenues on new programs and pay increases, many of Georgia’s school districts are beginning to tighten their belts. Most of the state’s 180 traditional K-12 public school districts have set spending plans for the budget year that began July 1. While a few are still giving pay raises, others are eliminating vacant positions as enrollment falls and property tax growth flattens.
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Georgia school districts face tightening budgets as enrollment declines

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By Jeff Amy Verified, Keith Pepper Verified
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
This story comes to Rough Draft through a content partnership with Georgia Recorder After years of spending rapidly increasing revenues on new programs and pay increases, many of Georgia’s school districts are beginning to tighten their belts. Most of the state’s 180 traditional K-12 public school districts have set spending plans for the budget year that began July 1.
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