LOS ANGELES : School Board Gives Tentative OK to Cuts
The Los Angeles school board gave tentative approval Thursday to eliminating independent study contracts with outside agencies and reducing the district’s affirmative action section, saving the beleaguered school district nearly $2 million.
Members also offered suggestions for cuts, ranging from having assistant principals teach one day a week to cutting their field representatives for one year. A final vote on budget cuts will be taken next week.
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