California school district will build $122 million in housing for teachers to combat staff shortages

California schools are developing plans to create affordable housing for teachers to combat significant staff shortages affecting districts across the state.

In one Silicon Valley-area district, a blueprint is being developed to attract and retain teachers by creating avenues that allow them to save money and buy a home in the area.

"My goal is let's help as many people as we can own a home," Mountain View Whisman School District (MVWSD) Superintendent Dr. Ayinde Rudolph told The Washington Examiner. "In my mind, this is the American dream."

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