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10 Fewer Teaching Positions in Glastonbury's $104 Million School Budget Proposal
The school board is slated to vote on the spending plan next week.

GLASTONBURY, CT — Superintendent of Schools Alan Bookman has proposed an education budget of $104.4 million for the 2017-18 fiscal year.
The bottom line totals $104,480,279, an increase of 3.1 percent from the current fiscal year.
Bookman said he was initially facing a 1.9 percent increase because of salary increases, but by eliminating 10 teaching positions, the salary account increase has been lowered to a 1.2 jump.
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School officials are planning for a 9 increase in health costs. Based on claims last year and this year, our insurance
The school board is scheduled to vote on the school budget at its Jan. 9 meeting. The budget then goes to the Town Council.
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See the entire budget proposal here.
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