The historic rain and snowfall that hit California in the last few months will continue to cause devastation. The record snowpack in the southern Sierra Nevada will begin to melt, with many farm communities ill-prepared for the potential flooding that can devastate these communities. The slow-moving disaster will challenge man-made levees and canals in the Central Valley and will inevitably cause damage to the region. According to an Ed Source investigation, one out of five California schools are in areas of high or moderate flood risk– including all schools in the Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District and many additional schools throughout the Central Valley. Helping to break down which schools are at risk and what local stakeholders are doing to mitigate damage is Ed Source Investigative Reporter Thomas Peele and Ed Source Equity Reporter Emma Gallegos.