1 of 1
Story summary
- The Los Angeles Unified School Board will vote on a plan to eliminate jobs to close a multi-billion-dollar deficit.
- The reduction in force would save $250 million as part of a $1.4 billion plan.
- Notices could reach about 2,600 employees, with layoffs under 1% of staff.
- Unions have urged delaying the vote until state funding information is available.
- The notice deadline is March 15 with final decisions due by June.
