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With the budget situation the way it is now, it would be illogical to put more mandates on local governments without the money - and we don’t have the funds.”
However, the county’s., concerns about the decrease in state aid were borne out last Friday, when the Wilder administration announced that 14 localities, including Rappahannock, will take 12 percent cuts in state school aid during the next fiscal year. For Rappahannock County, that means a decrease of $200,000, from $1,689,001 to $1,486,321.
Those 12 percent cuts are the maximum allowed under the budget reduction plan, according to state Secretary of Education James W. Dyke. The Associated
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