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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The School Board adopted a schedule for developing next year’s budget after hearing that state aid for the county’s schools might be cut by as much as 10 percent from figures developed last year, and that it will be sometime in March before they will know how much to expect from the state.
Superintendent David Gangel said that in the past everyone had been asked to submit a wish list as part of the process of building a budget, but this year he will suggest that faculties in the two schools work from this year’s budget.
The Dec. 11 meeting, a regular part of the budget development process, will offer an opportunity for the public and employee groups to give input into the budget.
Dr. Gangel will present the budget to the board next March 5, with an opportunity for the public to respond at the regular board meeting March 12. March 19 and 26 are dates set for budget work sessions, with the budget due to the Board of Supervisors April 1.
Dr. Gangel also told the board he is still receiving bad news from the state about this year’s budget. Enrollment fig
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