Baker administration budget cuts (you'd better believe they're hitting local levels!)

I've spent some time this evening looking at the spreadsheet of budget cuts announced today by the Baker administration. They were announced with great fanfare as not hitting local aid.
Well, take a look.
I'm just cutting my tweets of this in here, as I'm in a rush. Sorry if it's a bit messy. 

Regional library local aid getting another $42K hit out of a $97M line item #MAbudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

.@Worcester_PL Talking Books program losing almost $2000 from a $440K line item (ctr in Watertown loses $,too) #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

$2M from child & mental health, $6.6M from mental health incl homeless & emer, $1.4M from emer svc & mental health care #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

Oh, and $920K from inpatient & community based mental health #Mabudgetcuts (Someone out there in the 4th estate is going to cover this...?)
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

(Interesting: no cut in correctional facilities) #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

DESE losing $380K from their $13M budget #MAEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

METCO (holy cow!) losing $943,000 (from $18.8M budget) #mabudgetcuts #MAEdu
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

$106,984 from literary programs (DESE program) #MAEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

Nothing cut from the $2.7M of "school to career connecting activities" #MaEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

Well, regional districts, you dodged yet another cut on transportation this round #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

At a time when we already are criticially underfunding special education: $250,000 cut from the circuit breaker #MAEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

Not surprising: $1.9M cut in charter school reimbursement. Already underfunded at $78M #MAedu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

$250,000 cut from innovation schools #MAEdu #Mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

(BTW, those last three will hit WPS, @worcesterpublic) #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

We don't have enough tech for PARCC but $23,800 cut from ed tech programs #MAEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

$1.7M from MCAS low scoring support, $500K from underperforming schools, $139K from college/career readiness #MAEdu #mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

$197K from safe & supportive schls #MAedu #Mabudgetcuts
— Tracy Novick (@TracyNovick) February 4, 2015

There's more, by the way. That's just the ones that are somewhat education connected. A lot of that is going to have be done, anyway, and guess where that's going to come? Local budgets.
UPDATE: There are even more just in education.