School Divisions Face Cash Crunch As State Lawmakers Pull Back Funding
Credit: The Commonwealth Institute
It’s budget time across Virginia. That means that city councils and boards of supervisors are trying to balance the books for fiscal year 2018. And, as Michael Pope reports, many of them are struggling with the same problem.
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