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LANSING - Governor Jennifer Granholm has ordered another round of funding cuts for K-12 schools, citing a hole in the budget passed by the legislature caused by declining state revenues.
The Legislature has 30 days to come up with $212 million to patch the hole.
The $127 per student cut is on top of a $165 cut included in the school budget she signed into law this week.
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