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million to help forestall anticipated teacher layoffs.
Rep. Michelle Udall, R-Mesa, noted that several districts have announced they will need to let some teachers go ahead of the 2021-2022 school year for fear that they wonât have the state aid to pay their salaries.
Thatâs because aid is directly linked to the number of students enrolled.Â
And the most recent figures show that more than 55,000 children have disappeared from district schools this year â about 5 percent of total enrollment, a figure that translates out to hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
On paper, schools get state aid based on the number of students enrolled. And, theoretically that means if the students come back, the state funds will flow.
(Source: WTVM) By KOLD News 13 Staff | April 6, 2021 at 12:32 PM MST - Updated April 6 at 12:32 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Tucson Unified School District staff and students who are 18 and older now have the opportunity to get a COVID-19 vaccine from April 6 to 8 thanks to Walgreens.
Walgreens will offer the Johnson and Johnson vaccine at the TUSD District Administration Building on 1010 E 10th Street in the Old Governing Board Room.
Appointments are required and can be made
Advertisement: The district has also been working with the Pima County Health Department, which affirmed that every day things are looking better, with the decreasing positivity rate of COVID-19. He also said the TUSD community has been “incredibly supportive” and has seen “both compliance and commitment to mask wearing from our guests, anytime.” He said he made a commitment early on this year to pursue the possibility of facilitating a safe event for their seniors. “I m still troubled by my decision, and that s mine, I had to make it alone to cancel graduations last year,” laments Trujillo. “It s something that still kind of haunts me. It s something I have difficulty with personally and professionally, especially when I come into contact with Class of 2020 kids and though that contact is always positive and fun when I run into TUSD alumni, there s just a hint of sadness that they didn t get that exper