Minneapolis school district officials say mid-year budget cuts will result in the loss of 17 jobs, including as many as five teachers. Administrators will present a detailed plan for their $4.5 million districtwide budget fix today during a special school board meeting. The schools themselves will absorb about a quarter of the cuts. But principals say after three years of budget reductions, they have no fat left to cut. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Pugmire reports.
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