Chula Vista Elementary School District officials told about 160 of its teachers they were out of a job at the end of the school year. But school officials rescinded all those pink slips on Monday.
School officials say the district's budget improved based on the Governor's May Revise released last week.
Jim Groth is with the California Teachers Association. He's also a teacher in Chula Vista.
"Obviously it's good news for the students of Chula Vista because they will be having their teachers return to the classroom. And that's what we're all about." Groth said.
But other teachers in San Diego County will get official pink slips this month. They were first notified that they could lose their jobs in March.
The California Teachers Association says Oceanside Unified is laying off 60 teachers. The Sweetwater Union High School District in the South Bay will layoff about 30 teachers. And San Ysidro will layoff more than 20 teachers.
Hundreds of temporary teachers around the county will not get their contracts renewed. The CTA reports 112 temporary teachers in the San Diego Unified District will not return.
