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More HISD job cuts stun employees who serve low-income students: 'No one is really safe'

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According to the district, the budget shortfall was caused by a combination of decreased student enrollment, COVID relief funds running out, and the state's unwillingness to raise public school funding.

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More HISD job cuts stun employees who serve low-income students: 'No one is really safe'

12 days ago·Houston, United States

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