2 - Friday, April 13, 1990 - North Shore News

NV Board faces $2.2 million
in cuts if referendum fails

From page 1
dum, we are faced with having to
make $2.2 million in cuts,"" he
said.

Walton echoed Bell’s remarks,
saving “*we don't have a clue what
this will get the taxpayer into.

“Et don’t think we have a chance
of passing it,"* Walton said.

Ministry of Education had put the
board into a * ‘Machiavellian posi-
lion.

But he said he was optimistic
that ‘*in wo weeks, we can muster
the support we need."’

Macdonald told the News she
believed the referendum could be
won and “must be won" and that

get community support.

Under the provincial govera-
ment’s new block funding  for-
mula, school districts are allotted a
budget based on @ cost-per-pupil
formula. But the formula requires
school boards to go to focal refer-
endums for any funds above the
basic amount provided by the gov-
ernment.

Home & Garden
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What's Going On

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Saturday, mostly cloudy with
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Dungey told the News that the she was confident trustees would

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