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City Council: All Norfolk schools need to be investigated
Amid calls for a wider inquiry into testing problems in Norfolk, school division leaders said they plan to give a principal and other staff members faulted in a special report time to defend themselves before determining what action to take.

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Portsmouth schools budget cuts avoid layoffs, but hurt elsewhere
School leaders aren't weighing massive layoffs to balance steep cuts, but employees and students would still feel some pain under the division's latest proposed budget for next year.
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