Long Beach Press-Telegram 1 month ago

O'Neill, Deukmejian campaign in support of tax hike to benefit LBUSD

programs, prevent 200 possible teacher layoffs, continue smaller class sizes, preserve college-prep courses in English, math and science, protect arts and music programs, and save after-school and gang-prevention programs, according to supporters. Full Article at Long Beach Press-Telegram

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