Change The LAUSD

Ex-presidents are supposed to shrink into the background. So, of course, Trump keeps on issuing proclamations. Carl & Nicole read his latest missive and discuss why their answer to him is "no."

Early in the 2022 race, the LAUSD School Board President has spent a lot of money on campaign consultants. Is she trying to shore up support or bury the competition?

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To take on the threat posed by the Delta Variant, the district will require their staff, but not students, to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Not filling out the second part of the ballot clears the way for Trump’s Republican Party to take over if the recall effort is successful.

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Instead of listening to the concerns of the community at Shirley Avenue Elementary School, Citizens of the World attempts to silence them.

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"Carl J. Petersen covers education shenanigans in the Los Angeles area. Here he shows how one charter school ignored its own charter to prey on a public elementary school. Reposted with permission. Reposted with permission."

The NPE Blogs of the Day feature what the NPE editors think are interesting and important blog posts centered on issues of public education.

LAUSD oversight is so lax that a proposed charter school thought that it could get away with hiring an accused felon as Executive Director.

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Six Flags Magic Mountain has a lot to lose if the country is forced back into lockdowns. Why aren’t they doing more to prevent this?

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With the LAUSD unwilling to help Shirley Avenue Elementary School an appeal is made to the City of LA to stop an “inequitable colocation.”

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Citizens of the World set to open in a different neighborhood than the one described in its charter threatening Colfax Charter Elementary School.

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