California school districts forced to get creative on teacher housing concerns

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Unaffordable housing prices coupled with widespread teacher shortages have forced two California school districts to get creative as they tackle the problem.

One built a subsidized apartment complex on its grounds for educators and staff while another asked parents if they had room in their homes to rent out to their child’s teacher.

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