LAUSD considers closing schools week early, parents speak out
Tracy Oppenheimer | 4-8-2010 | Comments |
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Desperate school district calls for desperate measures. The Los Angeles Unified School District might close its $640 million budget gap by closing schools one week early this year. Superintendent Ramon C. Cortinez says it would be a "temporary fix" until the states budget crisis is over. That won't be happening anytime soon. A final decision isn't expected until the weekend. Tracy Oppenheimer of Annenberg Radio News asked parents how they feel about the decision. Listen to her story below:Tags: budget crisis lausd summer