Summary
The state schools chief is stepping into Sacramento's messy school budget fight to help local leaders patch things up before the state has to take over. It's a last-ditch effort to get district finances back on track and avoid drastic outside control.
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Impact analysis
Avoiding a state takeover could save the district millions in costly administrative penalties and stabilize its long-term funding.
Local students and parents win big if this mediation keeps schools open, funded, and free from disruptive state control.
No groups negatively affected
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