by Claudia Lorena Silva
More than 400 El Paso Independent School District jobs, including teachers and central office staff, may be cut as the Board of Trustees will vote Tuesday whether to declare financial exigency and implement a massive savings plan that includes layoffs.
EPISD Superintendent Brian Lusk is recommending the board make the declaration and approve a plan to reduce its staffing levels by 410 positions, which could also include retirements, resignations and vacant job openings, according to the agenda posted Thursday to the district’s website…