The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board begins a brutal budget-cutting year today, when officials lay out the cost of programs that could come under scrutiny.

Decisions about cuts for 2011-12 remain months away. But with federal stimulus money slated to disappear and state leaders talking about tens of millions in likely rollbacks, CMS officials say they're starting early.

The cuts, they say, could reach $100 million, or 10 percent of the CMS budget.

Read more at CharlotteObserver.com.

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