LI school districts wait for answers as state budget delays continue
A fourth budget extender was approved Friday, giving lawmakers until Monday to either reach an agreement or extend the deadline again.
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6ds agoSome local school districts remain uncertain about how much funding from the state they will receive.
A fourth budget extender was approved Friday, giving lawmakers until Monday to either reach an agreement or extend the deadline again.
Assembly members told News 12 that housing remains the biggest reason a deal has not been struck.
School districts must submit their school budget proposals for voters by April 23.
