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The reduction in force is expected to save the district $90 million.
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District support staff have a lot on the line, with many hoping for a reprieve from needing multiple jobs.
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From diaper changing to arithmetic, special education assistants help students navigate the school day. Families say their support is irreplaceable.
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Parents picked up food and homework while union rank-and-file pounded the pavement.
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Service Employees International Local 99, the union representing 30,000 bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodians and other support staff across LAUSD, has started a three-day strike.
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Los Angeles Schools Got A $600,000 Donation Of Beanie Babies And We Want To Know Where They’re GoingLAUSD has accepted a very large donation this month of Ty Beanie Baby toys. A very, very large donation.
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More than 400,000 students in the nation's second largest school district are back to learning at home as support staff, bus drivers, and teachers strike this week.
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Union members are rallying with support from the district’s teachers union to protest for a new and better contract.
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Members of the 15,000-member union that represents custodians, cafeteria workers, aides, and other employees at the Los Angeles Unified School District voted to go on strike after negotiations hit an impasse.
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The logistics remain in the works.
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What's all the fuss, anyway? Charter schools, explained.
The district announced Thursday that it has joined hundreds of school districts across the country in a landmark lawsuit against social media companies.
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