LAUSD Will Require Weekly COVID Testing for All Students and Staff—Even If They’re Vaxxed
As the pandemic outlook evolves, the nation's second-largest school district is taking extra precautions
LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner to Step Down in June
The surprise announcement comes as campuses reopen after 13 months of coronavirus closure
How L.A.’s Brentwood School Became a Battleground in the Culture Wars
A shift to a progressive curriculum has parents, faculty, and students at the elite private school locked in a furious ideological struggle that's tearing the campus apart
One of My Kids Is Going Back to School. One Isn’t. Here’s How We Did the Math
As LAUSD schools prepare to reopen this week, a family reaches a split decision on in-person instruction
A Second Group of LAUSD Parents File a Lawsuit for Schools to Fully Reopen
L.A. public schools are set to start a staggered reopening on April 12, but parents’ displeasure with the details of the plan has spawned a pair of lawsuits and plenty of protests
A Montessori-Inspired Cooking School for Kids Is Coming to Century City
At Little Kitchen Academy, tiny toques as young as three get total independence—and wee chef jackets, individual ovens, and age-appropriate knives
LAUSD Schools Are Coming Back—but Who’s Going and What Will Classes Look Like?
The nation’s second-largest school district wrestles with an enduring virus and parental worry
LAUSD Will Receive Enough Vaccine for All Elementary School Teachers and Staff by Next Week
The allotment of 25,000 doses could speed the return of in-person instruction
The Drumbeat to Open L.A. Schools Is Getting Louder. Here’s When and How That Will Happen
Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about infection rates, health protocols, and his 60-day goal
With Public Schools Closed Until at Least January, Superintendent Austin Beutner Lashes Out
LAUSD's top exec questions the region's progress in combating COVID-19, saying students’ futures are being imperiled