LAUSD strike risk persists as Local 99 stalls after tentative deals
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Two LAUSD unions reached tentative deals Sunday, but Local 99 remains at the bargaining table, keeping the April 14 strike option alive that could close schools for 390,000 students and 70,000 workers. Mayor Bass is mediating and the city has prepared safe programming in case of a shutdown. Local 99 plans morning pickets and post‑rally food distribution while pushing for higher pay and stable hours, whereas UTLA and AALA secured raises and governance protections. If Local 99 settles, the district could avert a broader walkout, but families must still prepare for possible closures, childcare gaps, and disruption to IEP meetings.
- Negotiations to prevent a Tuesday LAUSD strike are still in progress early Monday evening Los Angeles Times
- Los Angeles Unified School District continues crucial negotiations with 1 union to avoid strike ABC7 Los Angeles
- Historic walkout will shut down schools, leaving 390,000 students and their families in limbo Los Angeles Times
- LAUSD reaches labor deals with teachers, principals. Why schools could still be closed Tuesday LAist
- LA Unified reaches tentative agreements with two out of three unions, moving closer to averting strike EdSource
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