Change The LAUSD

The LAUSD board eliminates the district’s mask mandate just as a new, more contagious sub-variant takes hold in Los Angeles.

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Are members of the LAUSD School Board accomplices as charter schools refuse to pay the $13,745,310.09 debt owed to students of the district?

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After reversing the LAUSD’s decision to not renew these charter schools, LACOE needs to help collect the past due debt they incurred.

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If elected, this LAUSD candidate would want to engage the communities he serves at every level, from the classroom to the board room.

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The Los Angeles City Clerk has confirmed that ten candidates have collected enough signatures to appear on the June 7 ballot.

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C.P. in Los Angeles, CA, writes: The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war. If "there are prominent members on both sides of the aisle who think Joe Biden is being too cautious," why don't they do their job and take up the issue themselves?

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If those seeking a seat on the LAUSD School Board aren’t willing to engage during a campaign, is there any hope they will do so if they win?

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Five days after submitting the required signatures and filing fee, Raquel Zamora removes her name from the ballot.

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Charter schools with operational deficiencies should not be given space on LAUSD campuses, especially when doing so puts children at risk.

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The moderators from Parents Supporting Teachers (PST) present a call to action to reimagine (and reinvigorate) neighborhood public schools.

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