The district plans to take a more holistic approach to student safety by relying less on law enforcement for non-serious incidents.
A divided Los Angeles school board voted 4-3 to cut more than a third of the school police department's budget.
Board agreed to disband entire internal police department by end of the year and form a committee to come up with an alternative safety plan.
Disappointing activists, L.A. Unified rejected motions to reform school police, including one to cut the department’s funding by 90%.
Oakland Unified leaders signal support for eliminating district police, West Contra Costa Unified terminates contracts with city police.
