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A record number of California school districts are facing bankruptcy, reports the LA Times. Twelve districts, most in northern California, are not able to pay their bills this school year or next.
From the article:
All told, the financially troubled districts serve 2.6 million children. And the picture could dramatically worsen if initiatives to raise taxes for public schools by Gov. Jerry Brown and others fail to pass in November, officials said.
Looking for something to grub on this morning? Check out this piece on how the Blue Fig does coffee shops proud with its brunch menu.
And, following citations, a slackliner from Dolores Park asks for your support.
Writes Max:
Slacklining is in a gray area; no one has legalized it, nor is there any rule that says it’s illegal. By getting local community support of both slackers and non-slackers, I believe I can pull enough evidence and credibility to designate “slackspots,” specific areas where authorities and park services will recognize it’s a slackline-approved area.