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Talbot County Public Schools just approved their FY27 budget after a tough balancing act—cutting costs without sacrificing teaching staff or core services. Facing a $10.4M shortfall, they shelved the pricey weapons detection system (originally $800K, funded only $400K by county council) and will test cheaper alternatives this fall. The rest of the budget stays locked in to fund essential programs: classrooms, special ed, transportation, tech, safety, and building upkeep—all while navigating tighter financial waters.

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