IN THE NEWS: At Superintendent Cindy Marten’s recent press conference, reporters seemed genuinely surprised that she could present a balanced budget with some good news while filling a shortfall first estimated to be $106 million. How is this possible after one board member has repeatedly said that the district is paying the price for years of financial mismanagement? What happened to one claim that the board’s earlier plan was a “ticking time bomb” destined to blow up right around now? Read more from Voice of San Diego
Monday, July 7, 2014
Board Trustee Evans shares insights into 2014-15 budget creation process
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