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Sacramento’s school board is fighting back against a county move that blocked a critical labor deal, risking bankruptcy with a $200 million shortfall. Unanimously voting to appeal, they’re calling on the state superintendent to intervene — the agreement would’ve saved the district by tapping into a retiree health fund and extending teacher contracts through 2030. The county fiscal advisor argued it just shuffled money and piled on debt, claiming it hurt long-term flexibility — but the board called that reasoning baffling, while the teachers’ union backed the deal as vital for survival. Now, the district is formally asking the state to step in and restore the agreement before cash runs out.

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