Teachers given a pink slip earlier this year will get their jobs back after a vote by the Oceanside Unified school board Tuesday, according to a published report.
At least 37 of the 73 teachers who got layoff notices will keep their jobs. For some, it will be only temporarily.
The district plans to use $2.2 million in federal stimulus money to pay for salaries and benefits for the 28 teachers to be brought back on one-year contracts, the North County Times reported. Because the stimulus money is a one-time fix, the jobs aren’t permanent.
In addition to those 28, nine were rehired into permanent positions to replace teachers who have retired or resigned, the paper reported.
Learn more about the district’s plan in the full article in the North County Times.
