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LAUSD Reaches Tentative Labor Deal with Teachers Amid Ongoing Negotiations

LAUSD Reaches Tentative Labor Deal with Teachers Amid Ongoing Negotiations

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has reached a tentative two-year labor agreement with the United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA). Despite this progress, schools may still face closures as teachers plan to honor picket lines in solidarity with SEIU Local 99, which represents other school staff and is still negotiating with the district. The tentative agreement includes a salary increase, improved parental leave, and expanded mental health support for students. However, the district is also negotiating with the union representing principals and administrators, with a deadline set for April 14 to avoid a potential strike that could disrupt education for 400,000 students.

LAUSD and Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement to Potentially Avert Strike

LAUSD and Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement to Potentially Avert Strike

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and the United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) have reached a tentative two-year agreement that could prevent a planned strike. The agreement includes a significant salary increase, raising the starting teacher salary to $77,000 per year, and aims to close the pay gap and improve recruitment and retention. The deal, costing $650 million annually, also includes hiring more counselors, providing four weeks of paid parental leave, and reducing class sizes for upper grades. However, the agreement is not yet ratified, and if other unions fail to reach agreements, UTLA may still strike in solidarity. Negotiations with other unions, including Local 99 of the Service Employees International Union and the Associated Administrators of Los Angeles, are ongoing.

LAUSD and Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement to Avert Strike

LAUSD and Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement to Avert Strike

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and the United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) have reached a tentative two-year agreement, potentially averting a planned strike. The agreement includes an 11.65% increase in salary scales and raises the starting salary for teachers from approximately $68,000 to $77,000 annually. This development comes after intense negotiations, with the district aiming to finalize agreements with other unions to prevent a strike that could shut down schools serving about 390,000 students. The agreement is seen as a significant step forward in addressing long-standing challenges faced by the district's educators.

LAUSD and Unions Reach Tentative Agreements to Avert Work Shortage

LAUSD and Unions Reach Tentative Agreements to Avert Work Shortage

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has reached tentative agreements with the unions representing teachers and school administrators. This development comes just days before a potential massive work shortage was set to occur. The agreements were announced on Sunday, following negotiations aimed at resolving contract disputes. The details of the agreements have not been fully disclosed, but they are expected to address key issues that have been points of contention between the district and the unions. The agreements are seen as a crucial step in maintaining the stability of the school district, which serves a large number of students in the Los Angeles area.

LAUSD Prepares Resources for Families Amid Potential Strike

LAUSD Prepares Resources for Families Amid Potential Strike

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is preparing for a potential strike by three unions representing teachers, support staff, and administrators. If agreements are not reached, schools may close, affecting thousands of students. LAUSD has announced resources to support families during the strike, including free food distribution centers, childcare options, and online learning resources. Grab-and-go meals will be available at designated schools, and virtual tutoring services are accessible online. The district is collaborating with local organizations to provide childcare and food programs, ensuring students continue to receive necessary support during school closures.

LAUSD Strike Preparations: Families to Receive Free Food and Childcare Amid School Closures

LAUSD Strike Preparations: Families to Receive Free Food and Childcare Amid School Closures

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is preparing for a potential strike by three unions representing teachers, school support staff, and administrators, which could shut down schools starting Tuesday. The district has announced resources to support families during the strike, including free food distribution centers and childcare options. Approximately 70,000 of the district's 83,300 employees are involved in the negotiations, and if agreements are not reached, schools will close. To assist families, LAUSD has set up 30 free food distribution centers and partnered with local communities to provide childcare supervision services. Additionally, virtual tutoring resources are available online for students to continue learning during the closures.

Meatpacker JBS reaches tentative agreement with striking Colorado workers

Meatpacker JBS reaches tentative agreement with striking Colorado workers

April 12 (Reuters) - Workers at JBS ratified a tentative two-year agreement with the world's largest meat company, covering nearly 3,800 workers at the JBS flagship beef processing plant in Greeley, Colorado, according to statements from both the union and the company on Sunday.

LAPD's Mini-Mounties Program Celebrates Youth Graduation with Horsemanship and Teamwork

LAPD's Mini-Mounties Program Celebrates Youth Graduation with Horsemanship and Teamwork

A group of children recently celebrated their graduation from the Los Angeles Police Department's Mini-Mounties Program. This initiative is designed to teach young participants valuable skills in horsemanship and teamwork. The program aims to provide children with a unique learning experience that combines equestrian training with lessons in cooperation and discipline. The graduation marks a significant milestone for the participants, who have spent time developing these skills under the guidance of the LAPD. The event was covered by Lauren Pozen, highlighting the achievements of the young graduates and the positive impact of the program on their personal development.

LAUSD Faces Potential Triple Union Strike Amid Ongoing Negotiations

LAUSD Faces Potential Triple Union Strike Amid Ongoing Negotiations

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is facing a potential strike by three major unions representing approximately 70,000 employees, including teachers, support staff, and administrators. Negotiations are ongoing to prevent the strike scheduled for Tuesday, which would shut down all LAUSD schools. The unions involved are United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA), Local 99 of the Service Employees International Union, and the Associated Administrators of Los Angeles. Each union is negotiating separate contracts, with demands for salary increases and improved working conditions. The district has proposed a series of raises, but the unions are pushing for more substantial increases to address inflation and high living costs. The strike threat has prompted LAUSD to prepare contingency plans for student supervision and food distribution during the potential walkout.

Boys Girls Clubs Provide Free Resources Amid Potential LAUSD Strike

Boys Girls Clubs Provide Free Resources Amid Potential LAUSD Strike

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles are stepping up to support families and students in anticipation of a potential strike by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) scheduled for next Tuesday. The organization is offering free resources to help mitigate the impact of the strike on the community. This initiative aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for students who may be affected by the disruption in their regular school activities. The potential strike arises from ongoing labor disputes within the LAUSD, which could lead to significant interruptions in educational services.

Hawaii Department of Education Closes Oahu Schools Due to Severe Weather

Hawaii Department of Education Closes Oahu Schools Due to Severe Weather

On April 10, 2026, the Hawaii Department of Education announced the closure of all public schools and non-essential offices on Oahu due to severe weather conditions, including heavy rain and strong winds. This decision aligns with Governor Josh Green's directive issued on April 9, in response to anticipated flooding, hazardous travel conditions, and potential power outages. Hanalei Elementary School on Kauai will also be closed due to flooding impacting access to the campus. While schools on Molokai will also close, those on Kauai, Maui, Lanai, and Hawaii Island will remain operational. The Department is coordinating with state and county emergency management partners to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Chicago teachers want no school on May Day, testing the city's mayor and school leaders

Chicago teachers want no school on May Day, testing the city's mayor and school leaders

A tangled political fight over whether Chicago’s public schools will hold classes on May Day has unraveled in the nation’s third-largest city