California schools say budget cuts will delay reopening

AP via Hanford Sentinel ^ | May 19 2020 | AP

[rintintin]

Six California school districts representing more than 900,000 students say the governor's proposed budget cuts will delay the reopening of schools.

Officials with the Los Angeles Unified, which is the second largest school district in the country with 600,000 students, joined with five other urban districts in a Monday letter to legislators, saying they need more money to safely reopen schools and not less. The other districts are Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland, San Diego and Long Beach.

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed $14 billion in budget cuts because of the coronavirus, with more than half coming at the expense of public schools that have struggled to teach students remotely since mid-March, when he issued a statewide stay at home order.

[Tuketu]

Californians (Commiefornia) should leave their schools closed. They teach foreigners (sometimes called illegal aliens) and “Dumb Down” those with a brain. I do not want my tax money wasted on that Leftist State. JMO.