The task force members charged with finding a solution to the school district's budget crisis are closer to a stalemate than a consensus.
Superintendent Bill Patterson said the group has requested more time and possibly more public input. In the face of a $300,000 deficit and declining enrollment, the district is considering combining kindergarten through eighth grade or the middle school and high school.
"The problem is, there just wasn't much separation between the options, and they all have their disadvantages," Patterson said.
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