The decision would be reevaluated at 6 a.m. Monday, said Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.
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Carvalho said cuts to schools “could be quite catastrophic,” noting that many of the state's districts signed new contracts with labor unions in the last year that include pay raises reflecting inflation.
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