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SACRAMENTO, CA - The Natomas Unified School District board voted to cut as many as two dozen teaching positions and to increase salaries for selected administrators at Tuesday night's meeting.

The school board voted 4 to 1 to lay off P.E. and Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) teachers from elementary schools.

The board also voted for pay increases ranging from $33 to $10,000 for selected administrators.

Before the meeting, students, teachers and parents rallied after school at Natomas Park Elementary to try and save P.E. and arts programs.

Natomas' Superintendent Walt Hanline said the changes aren't about eliminating the programs, but instead about focusing resources.

"Instead of spending $250,000 on teachers that do a little bit everywhere, maybe we need to focus on, instead, of what we're doing now," Hanline said.

NATOMAS, CA - Fourth grade students at Two Rivers Elementary School finished their physical education class on Wednesday with a game of indoor volleyball after rainy weather forced them to stay inside.

"I like gym because it helps you learn and how to stay active and healthy," student Alyssa Levy said.

But now some parents feel the Natomas Unified School Board is making an unhealthy choice.

As of July 1, there will no longer be physical education teachers in elementary schools. Instead, a P.E. teacher will coach and provide lessons for teachers.

"My fear is what winds up happening is it becomes an organized recess," P.E. teacher Ellen James said. "It's just another time where they take them out for 20 minutes and they get to run around, which is not the same as teaching all the standards that are laid out by the state that the kids are supposed to have."

The plan eliminates seven physical education teachers.