The Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School Board on Monday reviewed potential cuts — including teaching positions, preschool and some athletics — after voters rejected the proposed budget on March 11.
Superintendent Reuben Duncan said the district must reduce spending by about $1.8 million after the $33.5 million proposal failed by 68 votes, sending the district into a $31.99 million default budget.
Duncan outlined possible reductions across staffing and programs, including teacher layoffs, scaled-back sports and …
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