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LA Teacher Layoffs May Be Reversed
The Los Angeles Unified School District laid off more than 2000 teachers on the first of this month. Now it appears their jobs may be saved. But, because it's taken so long for a deal to be made, it may be too late for some who've found other employment. Howard Blume covers education for the LA Times.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Los Angeles Unified School District laid off more than 2000 teachers on the first of this month. Now it appears their jobs may be saved. But, because it's taken so long for a deal to be made, it may be too late for some who've found other employment. Howard Blume covers education for the LA Times.
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- 30:19LA Teacher Layoffs May Be ReversedYou’re reading this
- 36:52Budget Crisis Threatens the University of California
- 48:48Sudden Overhaul of the State Nursing Board