Day of Emergencies Highlights Safety Concerns at LA Schools
LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass spoke by phone last Tuesday about the safety concerns.
LAUSD and School Workers Reach Tentative Deal
This is a major win for L.A. Mayor Karen Bass.
Hackers Release Stolen Data From State’s Largest School District
Hackers with the criminal syndicate Vice Society began publishing stolen data from the Los Angeles Unified School District Saturday, two days before the ransom deadline the group had imposed.
LA City Council Votes to Ban Homeless Encampments Around Schools and Daycares
The City Council’s vote was 13-2, with District 11 Councilmember Mike Bonin and District 4 Councilmember Nithya Raman voting against the proposal.
LA Opens Savings Accounts for LAUSD First-Graders
Los Angeles city officials launched a citywide savings account program this week for all first-graders in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Op-Ed: Who Do We need to be the Next LAUSD Superintendent? A Relationship Builder
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Thu, 11/11/2021 - 15:32
Alicia Montgomery, Ed.D. Executive Director Center for Powerful Public Schools and Elmer G. Roldan, Executive Director, Communities In Schools of Los Angeles (CISLA) have some recommendations for traits to look for when selecting the new head of the State’s largest school district.
Measure EE Suffers Resounding Defeat
It was a walloping.
Election Day: Races to Watch
From city council seats to a rent stabilization ordinance referendum.
L.A. City, School Officials Seek More Public Education Funding
Last week, the L.A. City Council called for more state dollars for public schools, while school board members voted to pursue a new parcel tax.
LAUSD and Teachers' Union Reach “Historic” Agreement. Here’s What It Means.
Los Angeles Unified teachers returned to work after a six-day strike Wednesday thanks to a deal reached Tuesday morning and approved the following day.