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La Cresta has figured out: RivCo permits working ranches to trade rent free housing for ranch hands attending animals. Problem absentee owners using Ag for property tax advantages are using actual non-working animals e.g. five goats or sheep or alpacas to qualify. Then they have some hombre move in on the guise of being a stall mucker, and the ranch hand moves in his family of five and friends from T.J. Drinking and shenanigans abound, and DUI s and shootings are rampant. If you live in La Cresta STOP THE SCAM and write Kevin Jeffries district1@rivco.org before someone ELSE gets killed (951) 955-1010
Some Desert Sands Unified students will return to classrooms on March 15
Some Desert Sands Unified students will return to classrooms on March 15
Some younger students in the Desert Sands Unified School District can mark their calendars for March 15, less than two weeks from today, to return to their classrooms for in-person instruction two-days a week.
The school board voted Wednesday evening on the March 15 school reopening date for students in Pre-Kindergarten through the 5th grade under the hybrid learning schedule.
Students will be split into two groups. One group will be allowed on campus Mondays and Tuesdays, then continue with at-home virtual learning the rest of the week for the foreseeable future.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday morning a new incentive plan he hopes will spur public schools, even those in the purple tier, to return to at least some form of in-person instruction by March 31.
The agreement sets aside $2 billion for schools that return to on-campus schooling for at least grades kindergarten through second grade by the end of the month. California can’t order schools to return to in-person instruction, but state officials can offer a lot of money to those that do.
What Monday s proclamation by Newsom means to the school districts in the desert depends on the school district.