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The San Luis Coastal Unified School District approved major budget cuts Tuesday night. The decision sets the stage for possible layoffs and reductions to student services for the 2026/2027 school year. District officials say the loss of one-time covid funding and a multi-million dollar tax tied to the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant made the cuts unavoidable. But, some parents and staff argue the district had years to prepare.
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Student test scores are not showing much improvement in San Luis Obispo County. New data indicates scores remain below pre-pandemic levels—an indication that COVID-19 continues to take a toll on classroom learning.
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School districts on the Central Coast will offer free meals during the summer months through a federally funded program.