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VT Edition: Bill Talbot, Judith DeNova & Greg Burdick on rising education costs

Monday August 25, 2008
Jane Lindholm

Cutting bus routes, raising hot lunch prices, or suspending field trips? Schools are facing tough choices when it comes to balancing their budgets this year. Bill Talbott is the Acting Commissioner and Chief Financial Officer of the Department of Education. Greg Burdick is Business Manager for the Addison Northeast Supervisory Union. Judith DeNova is Assistant Superintendent for the Chittenden Central Supervisory Union. They speak with VPR's Jane Lindholm about the impact of rising fuel and food costs on districts across the state.

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