Clarkstown S.D. set to cut 136 positions
Officials at the Clarkstown School District say they may be forced to eliminate more than 130 positions following the loss of $3 million in state aid. Rockland County's largest public school system is
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May 22, 2014, 7:30 PM
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Officials at the Clarkstown School District say they may be forced to eliminate more than 130 positions following the loss of $3 million in state aid.
Rockland County's largest public school system is looking to cut 50 teachers, 62 teachers' assistants and 24 other staff members in an effort to close a $5.9 million budget gap.
Clarkstown Schools Superintendent Margaret Keller-Cogan has also recommended a hiring freeze and a pay freeze for herself.
"The potential budget reductions represent what we hope will be the worst-case scenario," Keller-Cogan said in a statement.
Clarkstown Board of Education members are currently reviewing the superintendent's proposal.
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