Georgia’s school districts are tightening their belts after years of spending rapidly increasing revenues, with many dipping into savings accounts to avoid spending cuts as enrollment falls and property tax growth flattens.
Georgia’s school districts are tightening their belts after years of spending rapidly increasing revenues, with many dipping into savings accounts to avoid spending cuts as enrollment falls and property tax growth flattens.
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