another 32 points. the nasdaq looks like it would be down by 123 points. again, this is across the board some rough times. if you thought you were going to see a rebound this morning, it s not happening, at least not yet. part of the reason what happened in china. joe mentioned the shanghai composite plunging to a five-month low. it s now giving up all of its gains for the year. that decline of 8.5% that came today follows a 4% decline from friday. again, it has been rough. it has been difficult. we ve been watching what china s trying to do. there is a general sense of not only a slowdown in china but also the idea that the chinese government may be losing control. many investors had been expecting beijing to unveil more policy support over the weekend following last week s 11% drop for stocks, that didn t happen and the disappointment over the lack of a move is evident. it is one of the big reasons for today s more than 8% drop. the rest of asia also closing sharply in the
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Educators howled when legislators passed a law allowing school staffers to serve as substitutes temporarily. Months later, hardly any schools regularly take advantage of the law.
The law temporarily allows school staff to sub even if they don’t have a single college credit. They need only a high school diploma or equivalency certificate.