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to districts
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An administrative division of an area.
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The formula still caps state aid to districts.
She said, though, the cost to districts should be negligible.
The officer pointed to districts C and B, and said, "Those are liberated".
It also remains unclear how the changes made in Albany will trickle down to districts.
She pointed to districts spending money on extras that were not explicitly required by the state.
Riverside Publishing of Itasca, Ill., markets it to districts in the other 49 states.
The water is treated, and then pumped to districts for use.
Missouri, which used to set a statewide starting date, returned the decision to districts last year.
That would force even deeper cuts to districts that have already laid off teachers and increased class sizes.
In the seven most serious cases, the information was sent on to districts or parochial schools to investigate.
The Capitol Police force, which has about 1,600 officers, sometimes sends officers to districts with lawmakers.
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