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State Deficit Puts School Funding Back on the Chopping Block
School districts around the state say they will increase class sizes, lay off teachers, and even close some of their schools. With a deficit of $16 billion, Governor Schwarzenegger wants to reduce education spending by $4.8 billion over the next two years. LA Unified says it'll be faced with its biggest shortfall in history. We hear what that could mean and what the alternatives might be.
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