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Business and the Economy

School Resource Centers Face Budget Cuts

Lynn Vincent of Bowling Green, coordinator for the Family Resource Center at Moss Middle School and Rockfield Elementary pulls a cart full of snacks Thursday Feb. 2, 2012 to hand out to students for the weekend.
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Lynn Vincent of Bowling Green, coordinator for the Family Resource Center at Moss Middle School and Rockfield Elementary pulls a cart full of snacks Thursday Feb. 2, 2012 to hand out to students for the weekend.

Family resource and youth service centers in schools are worried about how this year's probable 4.5 percent state budget cuts will affect their programs. Students and families who rely on the centers could see a major decrease in services. The cuts could cause schools to lose some of the programs at their resource centers, which include after-school activities, mentoring, guest speakers, family nights and health education and referrals, she said. The centers also help students with needs such as school supplies and clothing.

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