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California's school-finance watchdog rates LAUSD at 'high risk' of insolvency; county projects a $231M cash shortfall by Nov. 2027

L.A. Unified lost more than 28,000 students in three years, but its staff kept growing. Now the state's school-finance watchdog says the district could burn through its reserves by the 2027-28 school year.

There's a $3.6 billion plan to fix it. Key parts of it haven't happened yet.

What's driving the shortfall, and what could get cut:

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u/Thesouthbound105 — 6 days ago

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To any long term substitutes out there

I have been recently subbing for the same unfilled position for the last month. This Monday I will officially qualify for long term sub pay. My fear is that the second this happens, I will get replaced by a displaced teacher. Has this happened to anyone? Or have you been able to stay at your designated position and receive the extra pay?

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u/Jtfb74 — 6 days ago