Twin Rivers educators demand pay increases and object to $226 million reallocation
Hundreds of educators and parents told the Twin Rivers Unified board they are shortchanged by district pay and benefit changes and urged trustees to stop shifting $226,000,000 they say was meant for students into capital projects; speakers called for ending waiver use and prioritizing classroom staff.
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Hundreds of educators, parents and community members pressed the Twin Rivers Unified School District board on staffing, compensation and budget priorities at a board meeting where several speakers accused the district of redirecting funds away from classrooms.
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