Tentative plans for school funding show most Hardin County schools possibly losing some money for staff for the next school year.
The Hardin County Schools board approved tentative allocations at its meeting Tuesday, which showed most of the schools would be losing staff if the final allocations are set as they are now.
Superintendent Nannette Johnston said Thursday staffing for teachers needs to adjust to enrollment, which is down in some places.
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