Tag: LAUSD
California’s Next School Year Could Start in July, Gavin Newsom Says
Getting an early start on the 2020-2021 academic year could help make up for time students lost to school closures
With LAUSD Schools Closed, the Superintendent’s Dealmaking Ability Is Being Put to the Test
Austin Beutner is getting education programs online and wireless internet access into students’ homes, but there are bumps aplenty
LAUSD Schools Will Remain Closed Through at Least May 1
Superintendent Austin Beutner says, "I wish I could tell you it will all be back to normal sometime soon but it does not look like that will be the case"
LAUSD Is Getting Some Help from PBS to Keep Kids Learning During the Shutdown
Half of LAUSD students do not have their own computer at home
Charges of Anti-Semitism Further Mar an Already Ugly L.A. School Board Race
The ideological battle between charter school advocates and public school advocates is heating up in the West Valley
L.A. Teachers Are Suing Delta for the Fuel Dump Over Their School
Gloria Allred is helping four Park Avenue Elementary teachers seek unspecified damages
LAUSD Is Suing Juul, Saying Students’ Health Is at Risk
It’s just the latest school system to file suit against the company, which has been accused of targeting young people in its advertising
A New California Law Mandates a Later School Day, but Teachers Predict Headaches
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants teens to get more rest, but teachers worry children from working families will be left out in the cold
Measure EE, the School-Funding Parcel Tax, Goes Down in Flames
Voters shot down a ballot measure that would have infused public schools with $500 million annually
With Help From Students, Big-Name Muralists Are Transforming a South L.A. High School
Shepard Fairey and other artists are making big changes at Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School in South Park