A school devoting itself to "cultural and racial diversity" offends its hosts as it teaches first graders about conflict in the Middle East.
What did seven of the eight candidates running for the BD3 LAUSD School Board seat have to say about issues facing the School District?
If elected to the School Board for the country’s second-largest School District how would he approach policy making and implementation?
Potential candidates for the LAUSD have until Wednesday to submit petitions with the required number of signatures to appear on the ballot.
In the first debate since filing closed, seven LAUSD BD3 School Board candidates answered questions from the community. One was a no-show.
Would he confront the status quo and fight for the vulnerable students who depend on the District to provide the services that they need?
The filing period closes with 26 people declaring their intention to run for seats on LAUSD’s School Board. Next step: signature gathering.
With a Board majority at stake, families are told that now isn’t the time to confront a large, complicated, and often unyielding bureaucracy
Events in the past few weeks have highlighted shocking choices made by District personnel that have hurt our most vulnerable students.
Would these School Board candidates prioritize improving how the LAUSD delivers required SpEd services to its most vulnerable students?
The dean of California State Northridge’s College of Humanities has been named the campus’ first ambassador to Native American tribes.
How would Raquel Villalta protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
BD 3's Scott Schmerelson claims "it is not feasible for the [LAUSD] to pursue" changes that would protect parent’s choices during IEPs.
How would he protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
Board Member Scott Schmerelson answers questions about the issues that arise when public schools are forced to share space with charters.
How would Janie Dam protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
How would Karla Griego protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
How would Kahllid Al-Alim protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
It is over a month into the school year and the Special Education advocates in the LAUSD's Community Advisory Committee have still not met.
The LAUSD Charter School Division Director admits that the law never required him to take away space used for providing SpEd services.
How would Richard Ramos protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
The families of the slain Saugus High teens say the district had no program in place to identify troubled students.
How would Farmakalidis protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
How would these candidates protect students who are negatively affected when public schools are forced to share space with charter schools?
A speaker’s comments to the LAUSD School Board and a murder in Lake Arrowhead highlight the fact that hateful rhetoric has consequences.
The controversy over the selection of members of the LAUSD SpEd advisory committee highlights a system that abhors genuine feedback.
CJ Forman is making a positive impact in Chatsworth.
Andreas Farmakalidis is the sixth person to declare his intention to run against incumbent Scott Schmerelson in LAUSD’s Board District 3.
A proposed resolution would institute a policy to protect public school students on campuses co-located with charter schools under PROP-39.
After lying to parents & students about its viability for months, the North Valley Military Institute finally admits it has no path forward.
While claiming to be “an accomplished educator” Raquel Villalta excluded herself from the classroom by refusing to vaccinate against COVID.
Expressing concern over the selection process, LAUSD Superintendent Carvalho will review how members of the CAC are chosen before proceeding
Drowning in debt, unable to move onto the campus it leased, and facing revocation from its authorizer, NVMI (sort of) throws in the towel.
LAUSD bureaucrats hijacked the process used to select members for the Special Education advisory committee. Will the School Board push back?
The LACOE Board still hasn’t revoked the North Valley Military Institute’s (NVMI) charter but tells parents to start looking for new schools
Why did the LA County Office Of Education pull an item from its agenda that sought to hold a charter school accountable for its lawlessness?
In Opening of Schools Address, Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho accelerates the LAUSD's move away from collaboration with stakeholders.