The Beloit School Board got an early look at the type of budget cuts that might need to be made in the district after a failed April referendum.

Superintendent Dr. Willie Garrison says they need to find more than $10 million in cuts, and so far have identified $6 million worth of cuts including staff reductions like four full time principal and assistant principal positions.

Executive Director of Business Services Bob Chady says district employees could see changes to their health insurance, including an increase in employee contribution from 2% to 4%.

District voters turned down a $9 million recurring referendum during the April 2nd election.