States are seeing enormous budget shortfalls because of the coronavirus pandemic, and the consequences for teachers and other public school employees could be dire. At least 640,000 education jobs in state and local government vanished between February and August. The states, which provide an average of about 47% of U.S. public school funding, are cutting
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