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Indicating he will soon grant an injunction, the judge asked the city to suggest language to ensure the order parses school funds from the rest of the budget.

Indicating he will soon grant an injunction, the judge asked the city to suggest language to ensure the order parses school funds from the rest of the budget.

Budget cuts to schools have caused an uproar. After parents and teachers sued, a judge on Thursday gave the City Council the chance to revisit the school budget and vote again.

A judge said the city did not follow proper rules when it approved the budget, paving the way for restoring hundreds of millions in cuts to schools.

The likely order from Judge Lyle Frank marks a major victory for the campaign to invalidate the budget cuts — and opens up thorny new legal and logistical questions for city officials and school administrators scrambling to make spending decisions with the new school year looming.

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