More than $27,000 will be awarded to local schools as a result of an antitrust lawsuit against Micro$oft.
According to California Department of Education figures, the Sierra Sands Unified School will receive a total of $25,759.11, and the Trona Joint Unified School District will receive a total of $1,604.30.
The breakdown by school for SSUSD is Burroughs High School - $6,188.77, Mesquite High School - $233.74, Pierce Elementary School - $11,668.05, Murray Middle School - $3,601.71, Richmond Elementary School - $2,539.26, Inyokern Elementary School - $1,147.45, James Monroe Middle School - $2,741.12, Las Flores Elementary School - $2,533.94, Faller Elementary School - $2,507.38, Rand Elementary School - $31.87 and Gateway Elementary School - $2,565.82.
Trona Elementary School will receive $679.97, Trona High School will receive $892.46, and Trona Community Day School will receive $31.87.
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