El Dorado Hills, CA – A Northern California charter school network is preparing to reduce its workforce, impacting dozens of employees across multiple campuses.
According to a WARN notice shared publicly this week, John Adams Academy plans to lay off 68 employees across its locations in El Dorado Hills, Lincoln and Roseville, with the cuts scheduled to take effect on Monday, June 1, 2026. The notice signals a significant staffing reduction within the tuition-free public charter system, which serves students across the Sacramento region.
The reason for the layoffs was not immediately detailed in the initial filing. However, WARN notices are typically required when employers plan large-scale job cuts, giving workers and local officials advance notice to prepare for the transition. It remains unclear which specific roles or departments will be affected by the reductions.
John Adams Academy operates multiple campuses and has promoted a classical education model in the region. The layoffs could have ripple effects across school operations and the surrounding communities, particularly as families and staff await further clarification on how services may be impacted.
Local workforce agencies are expected to monitor the situation and may provide resources for displaced workers, including job placement assistance and retraining opportunities.
School officials have not yet publicly outlined next steps or whether additional staffing changes could follow. Updates may be provided closer to the effective date as planning continues.
As the June deadline approaches, employees and families connected to the campuses are expected to seek more information regarding how the transition will unfold and what it means for the upcoming academic year.
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