The combined impact of such an action leaves the district with little choice but to shut down schools, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has said
— an outcome he is desperately trying to avoid. The district plans on sending home educational packets and setting up safe supervision sites for students, but both are poor replacements for classroom tuition.
“I’m going on strike to show LAUSD that I refuse to be intimidated by the district’s unfair bargaining tactics,” said special education assistant Yolanda Reed, in a Monday morning statement. “Whether we keep schools clean and safe, make sure students don’t go hungry, or support classroom instruction, every school worker deserves respect.”
On Monday morning, labor leaders also expressed frustration with the district’s attempt to have the Public Employment Relations Board rule the strike illegal.
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