L.A. Unified to shutter 200 classes, campus for disabled students

Thursday, June 3, 2010 - 07:50 in Mathematics & Economics

The schoolchildren will be transferred to other classes, sometimes meaning longer commutes to other schools. It's part of the beleaguered district's attempts to deal with a $640-million deficit. With its fountains, gardens, playgrounds, murals and spotless walkways, Frances Blend School in Hollywood looks more like an oasis than a battleground over the future of education for the disabled.

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