LAUSD Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis on Governance
If elected to the LAUSD School Board how would Andreas Farmakalidis approach policymaking and implementation?
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Crunch Time
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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LAUSD Candidate ByRoN Gutierrez on Governance
If elected to the LAUSD School Board how would ByRoN Gutierrez approach policymaking and implementation?
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Failing Citizenship
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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Charter Schools, SpEd, Vaccine Mandates, and Other Answers
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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Facing The Voters
In the first debate since filing closed, seven LAUSD BD3 School Board candidates answered questions from the community. One was a no-show.
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Thanks?
You can’t be truly thankful without appreciating the path you’ve taken. This Thanksgiving article was written at the beginning of the COVID crisis in the midst of the shutdown.
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A Night At the Opera
Watching Adam Lambert join the two remaining members of Queen last week I could not help but think about how much his performance represented the advances that have been made in LGBTQ+ rights. Freddie Mercury hid his HIV status until the night before his death, Lambert actually changed lyrics so that a he/him was the object of his attention in the song. While the hate of bigots was on full display last June in front of Saticoy Elementary School, we are making progress as a society.
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Los Angeles Candidates File To Run In March Primary
The candidate filing period closes with 26 people declaring their intention to run for seats on LAUSD’s School Board. Next step: signature gathering.
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Sacrificing Special Education
With a Board majority at stake, Special Education families are told that now isn’t the time to confront the LAUSD’s large, complicated, and often unyielding bureaucracy.
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