JTED advocates say a reversal of the cuts to the career and technical education programs made in the FY16 budget must be made by the end of January, lest entire programs be shuttered and teachers be given pink slips. “If the Legislature waits until March to do it in the main budget, there will be major damage to the JTEDs for no reason, since everyone agrees this cut needs to be reversed,” one advocate told our reporter.

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