Monterey Peninsula teachers ask: could 'me too' raises in district be better spent? – Monterey Herald

Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is facing a tough financial situation as decreasing enrollment, reduced funding and a dire state budget deficit has left the district scrambling to ensure it will be fiscally solvent in the coming years, district Superintendent PK Diffenbaugh said. 

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