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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
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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:

👉 Read the full story on The Southbound 105 →

u/Thesouthbound105 — 5 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 — 5 days ago
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Frontline is Blowing Up! What's Going On?

Like many of you, I keep my cell phone by my side on off days, just in case a job notification comes through on the Frontline app. Today the notifications came in fast and furious and for the first time ever, at least in my experience, no one else is taking the jobs, which are all for tomorrow. Usually they get snatched before I even pick my phone up, but there's six of them stacked up right now. I'm taking the rest of this week off, but I'm wondering: what gives? Has flu season struck already? Is there a holiday I'm unaware of? This is across all districts. Are we really that shorthanded? What's going on?

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u/TheJohnnyRube — 14 days ago
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Say Goodbye to SENI

You wanna hear something great? Within the next two years, all your school site SENI money (TSP funds that pay for all the stuff general fund and Title 1 do not pay for) will be gone. For next year, only the highest two levels of need schools will get SENI money. The year after that…no one will. Fun times ahead folks.

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u/HotCaliBoy69 — 14 days ago