As reported by Shelly Leachman in Saturday's Breeze, here's what each district would face under education funding cuts proposed by Gov. Schwarzenegger:
Centinela Valley Union High
Cuts: $3.5 million from a $68 million budget
El Segundo Unified
Cuts: $1.4 million from a 26.4 million budget
Hawthorne Unified
Cuts: $3.4 million from a $48.5 million budget
Hermosa Beach City Unified
Cuts: $0.4 million from a $9.4 million budget
Proposals: 28 teacher layoffs, increased class size
Lawndale Unified
Cuts: $2 million from a $30 million budget
Lennox Unified
Cuts: $1.9 million from a $61 million budget
Los Angeles Unified
Cuts: $460 million from a $8 billion budget
Manhattan Beach Unified
Cuts: $0.9 million from a $36 million budget
Proposals: 5-7 teacher layoffs, fund transfers, combining course sections at Mira Costa, using reserves
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified
Cuts: $4 million from a $95 million budget
Proposals: 50 layoffs, increased class sizes, eliminating extended-day kindergarten
Redondo Beach Unified
Cuts: $2.2 million from a $67.5 million budget
Proposals: Increased class sizes, early retirement incentives, combining classified positions, introducing fee-based transportation for athletic teams, reducing substitutes, using one-time monies
Torrance Unified
Cuts: $9.4 million from a $196 million budget
Proposals: 70 full-time teachers, 11 custodians, 5.5 full-time special ed teachers, reduction of security at high schools, elimination of incentives including the School Safety Violence Program and the P.E. Incentive Program, early retirement incentives, reduction of travel/conference allowances
Wiseburn Unified
Cuts: $0.5 million from a $17 million budget
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