Superintendent Kevin M. Maxwell had sliced 200 teaching jobs in March because his staff feared County Executive John R. Leopold's 2008-09 budget would not provide enough money to keep the entire teaching force employed.
With the County Council's passage of the county's $1.22 billion spending plan Thursday, those fears evaporated and school administrators released a detailed plan of which schools can welcome back some of the eliminated teaching jobs. Teacher positions will return...
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