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Documenters report: Minneapolis school board approves budget for next school year
The Minneapolis Board of Education approved a budget for the next school year, along with resolutions addressing school transformation and the proposed Anishinabe Academy building. The budget deficit decreased from $50 million to $37 million, and about 100 positions were restored. Public comment sessions included concerns over school closures and the Anishinabe Academy project, with revised guidelines prioritizing current students, caregivers, and staff.
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