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T he Whitehall school district could one day face educational insolvency if increases in expenses continue to outpace state aid.
According to a survey conducted by the Council of School Superintendents, more than half of New York’s school districts anticipate reaching a point within the next four years where they will be unable to provide students with an adequate education. The problem is especially acute in rural districts like Whitehall, where officials anticipate having to cut some of the programs they [...]
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