According to The Record (May 29th), 15 North Jersey school budgets were defeated in April, and yet virtually no cuts have been made after town councils reviewed the budgets. Most councils reinstated the original school districts’ spending plans or cut the budgets by an insignificant amount. If a school budget is defeated, state law allows the town council to alter the budget or leave it intact. The school board then has the right to appeal to the state Department of Education.
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