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Dorchester District 2 schools face $6.6M deficit, weighs requesting millage increase

Apr 13, 2026 | 11:07 PM

Dorchester School District 2 leaders are bracing for a difficult budget cycle as the district faces a projected $6.6 million deficit for fiscal year 2027

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