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El Paso ISD is officially handing out layoff notices, and union reps are warning staff not to quit so they don't lose their unemployment benefits. If you've got kids in the district, expect some major changes to staffing and classroom support very soon.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Families might see a hit to school quality, while laid-off staff are scrambling to secure their unemployment checks.
The district is likely doing this to balance a tight budget, though it's a tough pill for everyone else.
Teachers and support staff are losing their jobs, and students will likely deal with larger classes or fewer resources.
School district officials in El Paso say there will likely be fewer teachers over the years as student enrollment declines The post Hundreds of El Paso teachers leave classrooms as enrollment decline reshapes area schools, workforce appeared first on...
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El Paso ISD has begun notifying employees that they may be laid off. Union leaders are warning them that resigning voluntarily could put their unemployment benefits at risk. The post El Paso ISD employees targeted for layoffs receive notices, union l...