BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- The Kern High School District board has voted to issue preliminary layoff notices to 19 teachers, but it plans to rehire all of them.

Due to changing school boundaries, some schools will need fewer teachers in certain subjects while other schools will need more, which means that teachers who are given a layoff notice from one high school will likely be re-hired at another campus.

Approximately 170 KHSD teachers have been issued layoff notices in the past two years.

But personnel officials say due to retirements and resignations, all but one of them was rehired later in the year.

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Despite massive teacher layoffs last year, all of the teachers within the Panama Buena Vista Union School District were spared their jobs.

Assistant superintendent Gerrie Kincaid told ABC23 that this year the board will give out one certified notice, which will change the hours that one teacher is on the job.

Last year, the PBVUSD gave out 77 pink slips to all first-and-second year teachers as the district was faced with an $11 million budget deficit for the 2010-11 school year.

Kincaid said they didn't have to hand down pink slips this year because they came close to balancing the budget.

Many other districts across Kern County will hold school board meetings Tuesday night to debate whether to make staffing cuts.

Here's a partial list of some of those school districts mulling cuts during Tuesday night’s meetings

The Fruitvale School District will decide how to fill an $1 million budget shortfall in a meeting at 6:30 p.m.

In Taft, district officials will decide whether to lay off 16 teachers in order to cut costs in a meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Several districts have held meetings regarding teacher layoffs and staffing changes, including the Bakersfield City School District, the Greenfield School District and Richland School District.

Any cuts to teacher staffing must be decided before March 15, which is the last day that pink slips can be sent to the staff members.