CCS Five-Year Outlook Shows Slight Gains

Columbus City Schools projects a tentative five-year outlook, with revenue expected to grow faster than expenses. Despite $50 million in cuts last year, the district still faces a projected deficit and is at risk of running out of cash by 2030. Ongoing financial challenges include increased health insurance costs and reliance on local tax revenue, prompting officials to consider further budget adjustments to protect classroom funding.

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