LOS ANGELES (KNX) – As a strike by Los Angeles Unified School District unions looms, Los Angeles County Library says it will welcome any students that are impacted.
“In preparation, Youth Services has compiled a list of pop-up activities for students and will be sending snacks to impacted locations on Tuesday,” Skye Patrick, library director, wrote in an email to employees.
The impacted locations are as followed:
A C Bilbrew
Anthony Quinn Library
Bell Library
Cudahy Library
Culver City Julian Dixon Library
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library
East Los Angeles Library
El Camino Real
Florence Library
Gardena Mayme Dear Library
Graham Library
Hawthorne Library
Huntington Park Library
Leland Weaver Library
Lomita Library
Masao W. Satow Library
Maywood Cesar Chavez Library
Pico Rivera Library
San Fernando Library
View Park Bebe Moore Campbell Library
West Hollywood Library
Willowbrook Library
Woodcrest Library
On Wednesday, the Service Employees International Union Local 99 announced a three-day strike would kick off March 21, as the union are in the midst of negotiating new labor pacts with the district. The union represents nearly 30,000 bus drivers, custodians, special education assistants and other workers.
Earlier in the week, LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho left a voicemail to parents saying that the district may have to close schools until the strike ends.
On Thursday, Carvalho told reporters he’s “confident” a deal can be made to avoid the strike.
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