 which means they're going to have less money available for instruction. Proponents of the law say it effectively recycles spaces that have been underused since the pandemic, leading to less urban sprawl. For NPR News, I'm Danielle Pryor in Orlando. There's good economic news out today. Better than expected job growth, the Labor Department says. Employers added 206,000 non-farm jobs in June. I'm Dua Lee, Psych Outel, NPR News.