As students in the Marysville School District prepare to start school later this week, the administration is working through what it calls serious budgetary challenges. Parents say it is the students that will suffer from these budgetary challenges. “The apprehension and the nerves from parents in this community has been quite heightened,” said mom J. Hooman. Hooman founded the Marysville Community Coalition last year in attempt to facilitate change within her district. “We really need to realistically approach our numbers and approach our budget in a way that sets up for success in the next three years in order to have a viable school district moving forward,” she said. The Marysville School District said in the face of this deficit, parents should expect larger class sizes. They say they’ve cut $37.5 million over the past two years, with $6 million more on the chopping block for this coming school year. READ MORE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/marysville-school-district-faces-budget-challenges-ahead-school-year/281-4110d82f-8de4-4d55-bb63-6842b938b228