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San Diego schools plan to cut 70 jobs to save $19M amid a $47M deficit, with notices coming in March and May.
The San Diego Unified School District is moving forward with eliminating hundreds of classified positions—such as bus drivers, custodians, and cafeteria workers—to save $19 million amid a projected $47 million deficit.
The school board unanimously approved the plan less than three weeks after a teachers’ contract agreement.
Preliminary layoff notices are set for March 15, with final notices by May 15.
While about 200 employees may receive preliminary notices, only around 70 are expected to lose jobs due to seniority-based bumping rights.
Staff express concern that current shortages will worsen, potentially harming student support.
Las escuelas de San Diego planean recortar 70 puestos de trabajo para ahorrar $ 19 millones en medio de un déficit de $ 47 millones, con avisos que llegarán en marzo y mayo.