District’s plan to address shortfall remains unclear
Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) is facing a projected $75 million budget deficit, a situation acknowledged by Superintendent Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams. However, the specifics of how this deficit will be addressed remain unclear. Only proposed allocations have been shared so far, leading to uncertainty within special education departments.
“Special education will see a year-over-year increase of $3 million. Department allocations are still in process, and more information will be shared at the March 25 Finance Committee,” said Dr. Sayles-Adams.
While the district is expected to finalize its budget by June 10, it has not confirmed whether cuts will affect staffing or programs…