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St. Paul, Minn. — More than five dozen Minnesota school districts have questions on next Tuesday's ballot that ask voters to approve some form of local funding, and in many cases approval would mean higher property taxes. Full Article at MPR | Minnesota Public Radio
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Detroit -- The Detroit Public Schools are seeing the benefits of efforts targeted at bringing more students back to the district. As of Monday morning, the district boasted 85,581 enrolled students. Full Article at Detroit News Online
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Seven Central Minnesota school districts will ask voters Nov. 3 to pay higher taxes to provide more money for schools. Full Article at St. Cloud Times
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The downward enrollment trend in Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools is slowing, offering a temporary reprieve for tight budgets and any as-yet-unplanned school closings. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Tom Bloch was earning nearly a million dollars a year as the leader of his family’s company. Full Article at Columbia Tribune
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We can continue to operate with less ... I mean, we can. However, the quality and the programs and your student's education will suffer. There is no doubt in my mind.
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We know that businesses are struggling, our residents are struggling [and] we've had a number of foreclosures
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Don't be a stinker. Vote yes on November 3 ... Is that what it's getting down to being a superintendent in the state of Minnesota? Yes, there are times when that's what it's getting down to. I never apologize for drawing attention to an issue.
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Rhetorically, he apparently is saying someday that money will get paid back ... He'll no longer be governor but someday it will be paid back. I think people need to think through that. If you already know you're going to have a $4 to $7 billion deficit. Somebody promising that you'll get paid back somed...
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