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Parkway School District Gives Raises Following Millions in Cuts
After cutting $8 million from the budget and eliminating 130 full-time jobs, KMOV reports that the Parkway School District gave its gave administrators and department heads raises. Watch KMOV's story here.
The Parkway School District's move to give administrators is getting new scrutiny from investigative reporters in the St. Louis area.
As previously reported by Patch, in February, the Parkway School Board voted to
However, KMOV's Craig Cheatham also reports that a few months after deciding on the cuts, the district gave all of its administrators and department heads pay raises, including all 70 employees making more than $100,000 a year. Parkway school officials tell Patch that vote came at the June 13 school board meeting.
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(Watch Craig Cheatham's complete report on KMOV.com here.)
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KMOV also reports that the raises came as more cuts are coming for the district.
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