The district is facing a $33 million deficit for next school year after a round of budget trims last school year. Parents and students are already reporting cutbacks in school sports that make it tougher for kids to play the games they love.
The Star Tribune wants to know other spots in the schools — in classrooms and cafeterias, during school hours and after-school — where resources have been dwindling. Tell us a bit about yourself and the issues you're seeing.
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