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Spending cuts threaten school funding in Missouri, Illinois
Posted on February 25, 2013 at 2:02 AM
Updated Monday, Feb 25 at 2:16 AM
Missouri schools could lose nearly $12 million in funding if a series of automatic spending cuts, known as the sequester, goes into effect on Friday. Meanwhile, schools in Illinois would lose roughly $33 million in funds.
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