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Duluth School District Faces Budget Cuts Amid Financial Strain

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 7
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The Duluth School District is currently dealing with increased financial strain. The district has reduced its budget by $4.2 million for the current school year, with further cuts anticipated in future years. Superintendent John Magas announced he is voluntarily freezing his salary for the next two years and foregoing planned pay increases.

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Why it matters

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The district's financial difficulties have led to the possibility of a city-wide tax referendum appearing on the general election ballot in November. This referendum would ask Duluth homeowners if they approve a tax increase to help fund the district's operational shortfalls.

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  • DuluthCity where the district is located and the referendum would take place.

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  • DuluthSpeculative

    Homeowners in Duluth might face a potential tax increase via a November referendum to secure necessary funding for services.

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  1. Financial strain in Duluth's school district is expanding to Ely and Minneapolis.1 source
  2. Duluth School District is facing financial strain and budget cuts.1 source

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