For years, those claiming that they want to reform education have savagely attacked the teaching profession. The pandemic proved them wrong.

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If successful, the suit would reduce social distancing and prohibit the district from requiring COVID-19 testing as campuses are reopened.

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To prevent parents from sharing what services are available for children with special education needs, the LAUSD requires confidentiality.

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LAUSD Teacher Angie Romo asks why the victims of charter school takeovers are usually students in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.

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In the latest installment of the Voices From The Community series, LAUSD parent Audrey Wauchope Lieberstein details the reasons why she chose her neighborhood school when enrolling her child in kindergarten.

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As groups opposed to public education continue to demonize United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA), "Parents Supporting Teachers" pushes back.

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LAUSD Board Member Monica Garcia talks a lot about how the children of the district deserve equity. Will she back those words up with action?

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Many parents remain cautious about physically returning to school while groups pushing a forced reopening get an outsized voice in the media.

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The block of board members elected with the financial support of the charter school industry is battling back against reinstating the Parent Engagement Committee.

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BREAKING NEWS: After months of asking for meetings of the LAUSD Special Education Committee to resume, one has been scheduled for Thursday, March 25!

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