US public schools grapple with depleted federal aid, rising salaries and falling enrollment

The operating environment for K-12 districts is getting tighter as $190 billion in pandemic support ends, employee costs climb, and declining birthrates reduce the school-age population. 

Guest: David Levett, VP-Sr. Analyst - Moody’s Ratings

Host: Nick Samuels, Senior Vice President, Moody’s Ratings

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