Mesa district slices $1 million from schools
by Associated Press (February 11th, 2009 @ 3:52am)
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The Mesa Unified School District has been forced to cut an additional $1 million from its budget. That's on top of the $7 million to $8 million in budget cuts the district has already implemented.
District Superintendent Debra Duvall delivered the bad news Tuesday evening to the district's governing board.
This year's operating budget prior to the cuts was about $400 million for the nearly 70,000-student district.
To reach the desired goal, the district has implemented a hiring freeze, delayed the purchase of more than $3 million in textbooks, cut 10 percent of school and district supply budgets and reduced the number of computers that would be upgraded this year.
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