Updated: Thursday, 21 Jan 2010, 2:01 PM EST
Published : Thursday, 21 Jan 2010, 1:50 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Warren Township Superintendent of schools Dr. Peggy Hinckley said in a statement to the board Wednesday that the district will have to consider cutting jobs as they prepare to reduce the overall budget by $3,567,852.47.
"Our challenge is that 91 percent of our budget is salaries and fringe benefits, people. Our decisions will be painful. We are not going to find millions of dollars of cuts in nine percent of the budget,” Hinckley said.
24-Hour News 8 has heard from several Warren TWP schools employees who say they are afraid that they will lose their jobs.
Hinckley also called on those in attendance to ask for
legislators to grant schools the power to move money around saying
“As we thoroughly review all expenditures, we are looking to
the Indiana General Assembly to give school corporations the
authority to transfer money among funds. We currently do not have
that authority. Transferring money will save jobs. Please contact
your legislators now. “
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