Buffalo teachers concerned about school budget plans
BTF President Rich Nigro said "reduction by attrition" will lead to larger class sizes – which the district has openly acknowledged, but noted will remain below the cap of roughly
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BTF President Rich Nigro said "reduction by attrition" will lead to larger class sizes – which the district has openly acknowledged, but noted will remain below the cap of roughly
Is it realistic to trim $90 million in expenses, including the salaries of 314 employees, to balance the budget without relieving real humans of their jobs? Buffalo Schools thinks so.
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