Change The LAUSD

In an imperfect field of six candidates, I am impressed by his willingness to evolve as he learns more about the issues facing the School District.

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Citing the lawsuit filed against Graciela Ortiz by a former student, CSEA LOCAL 500 retracted its endorsement of her in the BD5 race.

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LAUSD BD5 School Board candidate Karla Griego is a Special Education teacher and parent who has the experience and fight needed to take over for Jackie Goldberg in Northeast Los Angeles.

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The LAUSD School Board does not fix flaws in a policy to protect public school students when charter schools take space on their campuses but approves it anyway.

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One of the most important jobs of an LAUSD Board Member is overseeing the $18.8 billion budget. What are the priorities of these candidates?

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Would LAUSD Candidate Karla Griego confront the status quo and fight for the vulnerable students who depend on the District to provide the Special Education services that they need?

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LAUSD Candidate Karla Griego responds to questions about the safety of students including one about uniformed police officers operating on LAUSD campuses.

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While an imperfect candidate, a Lydia Gutierrez victory in BD7 could keep the Charter School Industry from regaining control of the LAUSD School Board.

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How would LAUSD Candidate Karla Griego ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?

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The LAUSD Charter School Division’s choice to provide Special Education services in closets and stairwells is not the only time it has acted without authorization from the Board.

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