At a community press conference held Friday, teachers raised concerns about the impact the situation could have on students.
While tentative agreements represent a win for teachers and administrators, there is still one union awaiting its own agreement -- which means there could still be a strike with tens of thousands of other school workers.
An LAUSD strike could be just days away, not just by teachers but principals, administrators and district employees as well.
Several major L.A. County labor groups have announced their support and say they are prepared to join LAUSD educators on the picket lines.
The Los Angeles Unified School District board approved renaming Cesar Chavez schools and recognizing March 31 as Farmworkers Day.
Officials with LAUSD say they will do everything they can to avoid a strike after the union representing its teachers announced they would strike if a new contract is not reached.