Faced with a $200,000 deficit – and that number possibly climbing to $1 million if there’s a severe state funding shortfall – Flossmoor School District 161 officials this week presented a long list of potential spending reductions for the 2015-16 fiscal year.
If all the potential reductions are approved by the Board of Education, District 161 would save more than $1.6 million, said Superintendent Craig Doster and Assistant Superintendent for Business Frances LaBella, who made…
