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After a month of contention, Henrico School Board passes budget with little fanfare
Henrico School Board members April 16 unanimously approved the county’s $971-million school system budget, which had been adopted by the Henrico Board of Supervisors two days earlier. The county’s proposed 2026-2027 budget allocates $4.2 million less to Henrico Schools than the school board’s initial proposal (endorsed
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