The Grossmont Union High School District is discussing the possibility of laying off 91 positions, including administrative assistants, interpreters, clerks, accountants, supervisors, and more. The board will vote on March 15 to finalize the decision.
The Grossmont Union High School District discussed making significant job cuts to its teaching and faculty staff during a board meeting . The district plans to eliminate 91 positions, including administrative assistants, interpreters, clerks, accountants, supervisors, and others.
The board will vote on March 15 to finalize the layoffs.
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