Change The LAUSD

How would LAUSD Candidate Raquel Villalta ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?

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How would LAUSD Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?

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Facing a lawsuit from a former student and new allegations about the funding of her campaign, LAUSD School Board Candidate Graciela Ortiz steps away from her LAUSD job.

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Six people have qualified for the LAUSD BD3 race. They will get a chance to face the voters on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 9:00 AM.

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Would LAUSD School Board Candidate Kahllid Al-Alim confront the status quo and fight for the vulnerable students who depend on the District to provide the services that they need?

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Former LAUSD Board Members Tamar Galatzan and Mónica García brought the district the iPad scandal and MiSiS crisis. Now they back BD3 Candidate Dan Chang to continue their work.

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From lead pipes to uniformed police on school campuses; candidates for the LAUSD School Board answer questions related to safety.

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Former student seeks to hold LAUSD School Board BD5 candidate Graciela Ortiz accountable for sexual assault that occurred while volunteering for the astroturf group, Yvote!

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LAUSD Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis responds to questions about the safety of students including one about the District’s efforts to prevent vehicular incidents near schools.

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LAUSD Candidate John Brasfield responds to questions about the safety of students including one about the risk of having charter schools co-locate on District campuses.

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