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Lawmakers have approved Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to return to in-person learning, giving school districts monetary help to reopen.
Newsom is expected to sign that bill into law Friday.
Taking a look at the breakdown, it would give school districts their share of $2 billion if they offer in-person learning by the end of March, and another $4.6 billion will help students catch up.
To learn more about how the money will be used, Pedro spoke to Troy Flint with the California School Boards Association.
