Detroit Schools May Go Broke, State Overseer Says
Detroit
The financial situation of the Detroit Public Schools is so bad the district may have to file for bankruptcy, a state-appointed overseer said Monday.
Robert Bobb said the district will enter the next school year with a deficit of about $259 million, down from the projected $430 million deficit.
He said he couldn't make the needed cuts by...
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