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Louisiana schools wrestle with increased staffing numbers, falling enrollment amid budgetary woes

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By Shanxi Omoniyi, Victor Skinner, Spencer Pauley Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
Louisiana’s public-school system is grappling with a problem repeated nationwide: burgeoning staff numbers even with student enrollment plunging, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. “In Louisiana, the school workforce grew by 6% over the past decade while enrollment fell by 7%, according to federal data from 2014 to 2024,” wrote Patrick Wall for nola.com.
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WATCH: Report: Washington high schools rank near bottom in personal finance literacy

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By Carleen Johnson Verified, Scott McClallen Verified, Spencer Pauley Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
(The Center Square) – A new report finds Washington state ranks near the bottom in the nation when it comes to financial literacy education for high school students. WalletHub compared all 50 states and the District of Columbia using 11 key metrics, ranging from whether students are required to take a personal-finance course to financial literacy test scores and overall school rankings.
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Portland Public Schools raises projected deficit to $56 millions, recommends more layoffs

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By Shanxi Omoniyi, Spencer Pauley Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
Continuing a long train of financial woes, Portland Public Schools (PPS) has announced a budget shortfall of $56.3 million – higher than previously projected – for the next academic year. “We face a hard reality,” Superintendent Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong told board members, as reported by Willamette Week. “The hardest thing a district does is reduce the supports it knows that students need.” As a result, PPS is looking to cut 336 full-time positions, according to the article.
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