MONTEREY, Calif. - KSBW-TV

The Monterey Peninsula Unified School District added even more positions to the list of possible layoffs in an effort to save more than $11 million over the next few years.

More than 300 teachers, students, parents and district workers went to Monday's meeting. The majority were there to support the JROTC and music programs -- both are on the chopping block...

The love of music drew hundreds to Monday night's board meeting, supported by another group fighting to survive the district axe; the JROTC and all its programs.

"Color guard, drill team, physical fitness teams," said Paul Tanks, Navy JROTC. "There are a lot of afterschool programs that would fall by the wayside."