| From the Reporter |
| The Plan |
| The San Diego Unified board is trying to get labor unions to agree to defer promised raises and extend furloughs as part of a deal that would use $32 million in added state revenue to save jobs. |
| The Details |
| The plan also sketched out some future savings and new revenues, including closing schools, selling property, more advertising and a new bond to pay for overdue repairs. |
| The Big Picture |
| The school district is now staring down an estimated $114 million in cuts and hundreds of layoffs. More state money could be coming, but fears of future deficits led it to reassess raises. |