MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Public Schools is planning to cut 263 jobs as part of a plan to address a $46 million budget shortfall.
According to a statement released Friday, all of the positions are non-classroom roles, including jobs in central services and other non-classroom positions.
About 40 of the targeted positions are already vacant. The cuts would save the district about $30 million a year.
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