ANTELOPE VALLEY : High School District Cuts More Workers
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The financially troubled Antelope Valley Union High School District has laid off five more employees, bringing to 106 the number who have lost jobs in recent months as part of a fiscal recovery plan.
By a 3-2 vote, trustees decided Wednesday to eliminate five school site managers, responsible for managing day-to-day repairs and maintenance in the 11,500-student district.
Trustees have been grappling in recent months with a projected $13-million budget shortfall that caught them by surprise in January.
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