School districts brace for the impact of inflation

<p>From paper to bus fuel to driveway-clearing salt, costs for items essential to the functions of school districts have gone up. In some cases, the pressure is mounting for wages to rise as well. Vacation rentals remain popular with remote workers who like to come for the work and stay for everything else. The Senate Banking Committee prepares to vote on President Biden&#8217;s nominees for the Fed.</p>