CORONADO Nonteaching staff at the Coronado Unified School District will take furlough days the next two years in exchange for one year of job security.
Trustees in the 3,100-student district voted unanimously May 26 to approve the furlough deal with the union representing the employees. The move will save the district $123,000, according to district officials. The district is projecting a $2.1 million deficit in its $26 million budget next year.
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