Union-District Collaboration a Never-Ending Process
New challenges continue to pop up for a coastal California district where union and district leaders forged an agreement to bolster the teaching corps
The Lucia Mar school district is a study in contrasts.
Million-dollar homes nestle on cliffs above the Pacific Ocean in this area, located between San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria, Calif. A few short miles away fields of peas grow; agricultural work remains an important part of the economy.
Some schools enroll quite wealthy students, while in others, more than 90 percent of students...
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