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  • Hickory, Catawba School Boards Condemn Cuts Made by Legislature

Hickory, Catawba School Boards Condemn Cuts Made by Legislature

July 30, 2013 Written by admin

In the Hickory Daily Record:

“Catawba County Schools and Hickory Public Schools boards heard on Monday the same laments about the state budget likely to be passed in Raleigh and what it does to educational funding.

‘If you value larger classes and fewer adults working with our children; less instructional supplies and no pay increases for teachers, then this is the budget for you,’ said Walter Hart, superintendent of Hickory Public Schools.”

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