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How LAUSD can grapple with budget deficit, declining enrollment
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How LAUSD can grapple with budget deficit, declining enrollment
Los Angeles Unified School District’s fiscal outlook is bleak, with a structural deficit projected to hit $1.3 billion in the 2028 fiscal year. “It’s not a rosy picture,” said LAUSD school board member Tanya Ortiz Franklin. “We are not getting more money.” But despite what United Teachers Los Angeles and others might claim, LAUSD’s budget woes aren’t due to a lack of funding. According to the latest federal data, LAUSD received nearly $26,900 pe…
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