District Spends $6M on Scoreboard After Hiring Fewer Teachers, Bus Drivers

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A special Dayton (Ohio) Public Schools board meeting this week saw members vote 6-1 to pay for a $6 million scoreboard as part of the district's football stadium renovations with money transferred from a fund used to pay teachers and bus drivers.

As reported by the Dayton Daily News, the funds directed toward the scoreboard weren’t spent this school year because DPS didn’t hire as many teachers and bus drivers as the district had planned, according to discussion at Monday's meeting.

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