From the Star News.
Now, only 29 people will lose their jobs and some custodians will lose benefits.
The vote also means the school system will face a similar budget crisis next year because it spent most of its available reserves to balance this year's budget. That means a $4-$5 million potential shortfall next year even if the system has zero growth. That seems unlikely, as Sumner has added 300+ students a year in recent years and added just over 600 students this school year.
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