‘Their voices matter’: Toledo Public Schools board to hold community conversations amid budget uncertainty

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — Toledo Public Schools faces financial challenges, prompting layoffs of 32 employees with plans to cut over 200 positions. Community meetings aim to gather input on the district’s $68 million deficit and transformation plans.

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