California may start next school year sooner if coronavirus is under control [sfchronicle.com]

This could be problematic. I am sure that parents and the public in general will love the idea.  But it assumes that teachers, staff and administration have not been working since the closure began.  For most of us, this has meant longer hours and more challenging and frustrating work.  The teachers especially will need a break.  If they don't get one, we will have numerous issues with staff.  Furthermore, teachers in California are not 12 month employees. Those who receive 12 month checks do so only because they voluntarily request that pay be withheld for the two months that are unpaid each year.  I am not sure how the governor plans to manage a budget shortfall and asking for another 6 weeks of work from tired teachers.