L.A. board members get pay jump

July 30, 2007
Increase will go only to those members who do not have other jobs.

An obscure citizens panel has voted to hike the annual pay of Los Angeles Unified School District board members by 73%, increasing it from roughly $26,000 to nearly $46,000—but only for board members who agree not to hold down other jobs. The Charter Amendment L Compensation Review Committee says school board members—who oversee a system with more than 700,000 children and a $7-billion budget—should receive a sum commensurate with the salary of a newly hired L.A. Unified teacher.

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