By Brandon Ristoff, includes “California school districts are receiving $15.3 billion in federal aid to help students recover from the extended school closures, but the poor fiscal health of some school districts within the state may limit how well that money is spent. … With money like this, it’s no wonder the teachers unions, like the United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA), are lobbying heavily for pay raises and increased staffing which will have substantial on-going and long-term costs for the district. …”
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