Los Angeles Unified Teachers Could Collect 14.3 Percent of Salary in Back Pay and Raises this School Year and Next

“School board members are counting on the state to pay for the plan, hoping California will send the district higher-than-expected revenues when calculations are revised next month.

Alternatively, the district would look to cut programs and lay off educators to balance a budget deficit most recently projected at $140 million for the fiscal year that starts July 1.”