Sunday, March 24 (11 a.m.)
Upstate New York's highest-rated local public affairs program is sponsored by the University of Rochester, Messenger-Post Newspapers, and WROC Television, Rochester's CBS-TV affiliate.

Guest:
Clifford Janey, Superintendent, Rochester City School District, will discuss its funding crisis.

Topic:
Curt and the panelists will discuss the district's education, funding deficit and other issues.

• The Rochester district surplus was once $34 million. It eventually became a nearly $30 million deficit. What happened?
• Critics charge the district overestimated state aid from Albany and overspent its local budget. Are they correct?
• What are the prospects for Mayor William Johnson's proposal for countywide school district consolidation?
• How has Clifford Janey handled the funding crisis?
• Will Janey resign as Superintendent in the next year?
• Janey blames the state legislature for belatedly passingan education budget. How can the legislature avoid that problem this year?

Panelists:

• Dan Hall, Editorial Page Editor, Messenger-Post Newspapers
• Ted O'Brien, Chairman, Monroe County Democratic Party
• Richard Ryan, Professor of Clinical and Social Psychology, University of Rochester

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