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Weston Board Of Education Proposes 1.68 Percent Budget Increase

WESTON, Conn. -- The Weston Board of Education made cuts to staffing and other areas following a proposed 1.68 percent increase in the operating budget for the academic 2016-17 year, according to The Weston Forum. 

Schools Superintendent Colleen Palmer

Schools Superintendent Colleen Palmer

Photo Credit: Tom Renner

Schools Superintendent Colleen Palmer said the administration and school board spent months working on a fiscally responsible budget, The Weston Forum reported. 

The proposed budget of $49,317,488 reflects an $813,707 increase from this year's budget, said The Weston Forum. 

With the enrollment expected to decrease from 2,374 to 2,321 for grades K-12, the budget reflects a net decrease of 3.63 positions, according to The Weston Forum.

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