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Opinion – COVID-19 Makes Recession Different for Public Schools

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Budget cuts loom on the horizon, prompting public schools to prepare for the worst. We can gain some insights on what schools can expect in this recession, by reflecting on what happened in the last one. Keep in mind, however, that COVID-19 presents big differences putting even the most experienced school officials through the looking []

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