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School districts face a back-to-school math problem: The high price of diesel
School districts are confronting higher operating costs as diesel fuel prices have risen to nearly $5.60 per gallon, a spike linked to the war in Iran.
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School districts are confronting higher operating costs as diesel fuel prices have risen to nearly $5.60 per gallon, a spike linked to the war in Iran. The increase comes as districts prepare for the new school year, threatening budget allocations for transportation.
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