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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2006
This month, Barnstead asked the state Board of Education for permission to withdraw from its shared school administrative unit with Pittsfield, citing money as the reason. Because multi-town SAUs pay for education with a formula that counts the number of pupils in each town and the town's assessed property valuation, Barnstead - with fewer students and more property wealth - is paying a larger share of the SAU's $419,613 annual operating costs.
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