Santa Ana Unified School District will issue final layoff notices this week to 262 employees, including teachers, counselors and instructional coaches.. The school board approved the decision in a ...

Santa Ana layoffs. About 280 educators ... Santa Ana Unified school board members voted to lay off around 280 educators on Friday night as the district tries to close a more than $180-million deficit.

Sonta Garner-Marcelo, president of the Santa Ana Educators Assn., asked the board to rescind the layoffs and argued that the district has $70 million in unrestricted funds it could use to save jobs.

The Santa Ana Unified School District approved layoffs that will hit nearly 300 employees during a vote on Friday night. The layoffs, which were long speculated, come as the district implements ...

Santa Ana Unified school board members voted to lay off around 280 educators on Friday night as the district tries to close a ...

Santa Ana Unified’s board will vote later this week on whether to lay off 286 employees, a move board members say is an effort to address a more than $180 million deficit the district is facing.

Santa Ana Unified School District is the 12th-largest school district in California. It is located in Orange County, south of Los Angeles, and has 44,100 students, 93 percent of whom are Latino.

The Santa Ana Unified School District plans to address a $187 million budget shortfall this year by laying off 280 teachers ...

Santa Ana Unified School District passes proposal to layoff hundreds of employees "Literally Friday, I get a text that you're in the top 20. And then a few hours later, you're not being asked to ...

The Santa Ana Unified school board passed a proposal that would lay off hundreds of employees from Orange County's second-largest school district. The school district passed the proposal in a 4-1 ...

The Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) is set to carry out a devastating round of layoffs, eliminating nearly 280 teachers and counselors by June 30, 2025.

The district has forecast layoffs for months. This year's enrollment declined by 5%, and federal pandemic relief money has run out. Fewer students means less money from the state.. Santa Ana ...