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POLITICSJun 4 · 19:59 UTCCHALKBEATCarly Sitrin

Philadelphia budget deal will not restore hundreds of school staff cuts, superintendent says

Philadelphia's City Council approved a $7.1 billion budget with a $48 million one-time allocation to prevent school staff cuts, but the school district's superintendent stated the funding is insufficient to address long-term financial challenges. Council members criticized the district's response, while Mayor Cherelle Parker described the funding as a 'band-aid' for a $300 million structural deficit.

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