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Sri Lanka Development Progress

Historical growth in GDP per capita and rice yield.

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Teachers go on strike in school district with campuses in Santa Fe ...

Educators in the Little Lake City School District officially went on strike Thursday following months of what union officials called stalled contract negotiations over health care costs, class sizes and student support services.Teachers represented by the Little Lake Education Association began picketing at school campuses beginning early Thursday morning; they held a rally and marched to district offices hours later.Union officials said the dispute centers on proposed midyear health care changes that could increase some employees' monthly costs to as much as $1,400. They are also calling for smaller class sizes and more support for special education programs."They've spent millions on outside contractors instead of investing in our classrooms," LLEA President Maria Pilios said in a statement. "Our students deserve better, and we refuse to accept cuts that harm both educators and the learning conditions our students depend on."The district, headquartered in Santa Fe Springs, serves students in portions of Santa Fe Springs, Norwalk and a small part of Downey. It is comprised of just under 3,700 students at seven elementary schools and two middle schools."None of us went into this working thinking we'd become rich," Pilios said at a morning news conference. "But we haven't seen a pay raise since (the) 2023-24 school year, and now the district has to cut our health care benefits. Let's be honest: This is a pay cut."Earlier this month, 94% of union members voted in favor of authorizing a strike.The district's campuses remained open on Thursday and students were still expected to come to school for a supervised minimum day. Extended-care programs will remain open during the strike. After-school sports activities are expected to be rescheduled.District Superintendent Jonathan Vasquez previously said officials were working to reach an agreement while maintaining financial stability."Our teachers and staff are at the heart of our district, and we remain committed to reaching an agreement that reflects their contributions while ensuring the long-term stability of our schools," Vasquez said."The district strongly disagrees with the characterization that we are not investing in classrooms or student supports. Our budget reflects ongoing investments in instructional programs, special education services, and student interventions. At the same time, we must balance these priorities with our legal obligation to maintain fiscal solvency, including meeting the state- requi...

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Why Is Craig Melvin Not on the 'Today' Show This Week?

Fans had a lot to say about who will replace Craig as co-host. Craig Melvin is one of the main faces on the Today show, and fans have come to expect him on their TV screens every weekday morning.

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we made a SNAiL SLiDE!! Bug Catching with Adley Niko & Navey then ...

We spend pretty much all morning out there takin care of that snail and then we decided it's time to hit Spacestation and then Pirate Island. We got to Spacestation and Niko wanted to go find his ...

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