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The Los Angeles City Clerk’s office has finished verifying signatures that candidates provided to secure a place on the March 5, 2024, LAUSD primary ballot.

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If elected to the School Board for the country’s second-largest School District how would she approach policy making and implementation?

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Obituary Week (or Month)

"C.P. in Los Angeles, CA, writes:

Still wiping away the tears after reading the Ginnie Smith obituary that was the focus of "This Week in Freudenfreude: Now That's an Obituary."

I have been reading Electoral-Vote.com for years (I think I found it during the John Kerry election) and have appreciated its evolution. However, the addition of the Freudenfreude to the Friday postings upped the value of the site. It is truly an amazing way to end the work week."

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Is the LAUSD too large? Candidates for the LAUSD School Board answer this question and more about how policies are created and implemented.

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If elected to the LAUSD School Board how would John Aaron Brasfield approach policymaking and implementation?

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If elected to the LAUSD School Board how would Andreas Farmakalidis approach policymaking and implementation?

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Potential candidates for the LAUSD School Board have until Wednesday to submit petitions with the required number of signatures to appear on the ballot.

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If elected to the LAUSD School Board how would ByRoN Gutierrez approach policymaking and implementation?

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Citizens of the World Charter Schools devote themselves to "cultural and racial diversity" but offends its hosts as it teaches first graders about conflict in the Middle East.

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What did seven of the eight candidates running for the LAUSD BD3 School Board seat have to say about issues facing the School District?

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