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California schools may use COVID Relief Money to pay Teacher Bonuses

The state’s teachers’ unions have pushed to keep schools closed

Multiple California public schools and teachers’ unions discussed using federal and state COVID-19 relief funding to pay for teacher bonuses.

At least two school districts in California may give teachers thousands of dollars of aid intended to safely reopen schools as bonuses, according to messages uncovered by the group Reopen California Schools and reported by the Daily Mail. One union even said teachers could use the money for a trip to Hawaii.

The Clovis Unified School District’s Employee Compensation Committee last week discussed giving teachers $6,000 bonuses using money allocated by Assembly Bill 86 to support school reopening efforts.

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