Stories matching tag 'Lausd'
A second arrest of a member of the elementary school's teaching staff prompts a drastic response from its Superintendent.
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LAUSD teams up with the Education Coordinating Council to boost attendance in the district.
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Social Justice Educator Jose Lara feels the LAUSD has left a trail of broken promises that affects the community in several ways.
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Group encourages incorporating student test scores in teacher evaluations, despite the 25% error rate.
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Local residents from the 28th Street Elementary School community look forward to revitalization after the closure of Palace Plating.
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A South LA community celebrates victory with the permanent closure of a plant that was contaminating a neighborhood with hazardous chemicals.
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The group of parents and community members came together Tuesday morning to bring attention to their concerns as the city negotiates new contracts with teachers.
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Teachers union representatives are calling on Los Angeles Unified School District to rehire laid off teachers to improve class sizes and student learning in the district.
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In this week of focus on harsh school discipline, Maisie Chin of Cadre-LA talks about how it unfairly affects students in some communities.
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Hundreds of educators protested the layoffs of more than 5,000 teachers outside the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters Tuesday.
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Incumbent Marguerite LaMotte had the backing of UTLA, the SEIU and the majority of teachers going into the Board of Education election.
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Due to district-wide cafeteria reform, Los Angeles schools now offer less junk food, less soda and more nutritious meal choices.
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L. A. Unified teacher David Lyell shares his experiences while voting for the future of Central Region Elementary School #14 as part of the Public School Choice 2.0 process.
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Deasy's background and LAUSD's lackadaisical attitude are cause for concern for one teacher.
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All children can learn. But it takes some re-thinking of the how, what, where, when and whys.
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A new report says schools are suspending too many students, effectively forcing them out of school.
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