CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICTS, already struggling to find enough teachers for classrooms, are facing a substitute shortage so severe that officials at smaller districts fear temporary school closures.
Nevada Joint Union High School District, which serves 2,686 students in Nevada County, had 60 positive COVID cases by the beginning of the second week of school on Aug. 24. Three teachers and 200 students were quarantined.
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