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As more families arrive from Florida and Michigan and throughout Montana, seeking a new start after bankruptcies and layoffs, schools in places like Sidney are buckling.

In preparation of possible layoffs, schools officials sent an email to deans asking they collect all keys, but a spokesman backtracked from that position on Wednesday, saying employees do not need to hand in their keys "at this time," but that the university will begin "taking inventory" of where keys are.

School districts say a cap would have a devastating effect on their budgets, prompting layoffs, school closings and program cuts.

In regions that have been hard hit by layoffs, school districts are also seeing more teachers returning after an extended absence.

And in the event of layoffs, school districts must use seniority to determine who loses their jobs; Mr. Klein has not been able to convince the Legislature that principals should have the power to choose the teachers they keep.

ALBANY — After the State Legislature on Thursday adopted one of the leanest budgets in recent years, thousands of workers are facing the threat of layoffs, school systems across the state are preparing teacher cuts, and prison guards face losing their jobs as the state decides which prisons to close.

PAGE A10 No Layoffs in Schools New York school and union officials said budget cuts ordered by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy will not require layoffs and will not affect most day-to-day activities.

Mr. Klein cautioned that while there would be no systemwide teacher layoffs, some schools might feel forced to lay off teaching assistants and school aides.

According to a draft of the complaint, obtained by The New York Times, the union has zeroed in on the number of layoffs at schools in poor parts of the city to support a claim of inequitable treatment, saying poor schools lost more aides because chronic underfunding had left those schools with no other place to cut costs.

A1 Chancellor Orders Layoffs New York City Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein abruptly laid off about 70 mid- and high-level employees from Department of Education headquarters, the first of 550 central administrative jobs being cut as part of a $200 million budget reduction.

Amid layoffs, underfunded school sites and lack of school supplies, and a stagnation in teacher salary, it is imperative this story should continue to be reported on extensively.