Budget impasse prompts school delays, layoffs and cutbacks
(AP) — With no state budget in sight and the first day of school just around the corner, local education officials across Connecticut have taken severe steps to cut costs, hoping more draconian efforts won't be necessary. Patrice McCarthy, deputy director and general counsel at the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, noted previous state budget impasses in 1991 and 2009. Under a worst-case scenario, Tolland would have to lay off about 35 to 40 educators and staff to cover the revenue loss... Читать дальше...