The Brief
- Prince William County school leaders warn a proposed budget change could leave schools with about $31 million less than expected, tied to shifting data center revenue.
- Officials say the shortfall could lead to smaller raises for staff and cuts to programs like extracurriculars and sports.
- County leaders argue schools are still receiving record funding, setting up a contentious final budget vote next week.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. – A budget dispute is intensifying in Prince William County just days before a final vote, with school leaders warning a proposed change could leave them with more than $31 million less than expected.
What we know:
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors is considering lowering the real estate tax rate and meals tax ahead of a final budget vote next Tuesday.…