Change The LAUSD

Preliminary results show candidates supported by public education supporters will have the opportunity to maintain a majority by defending the three seats they currently hold.

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In the past year school boards have been under attack, sometimes violently, by anti-LGBTQ+ extremists. Now they want seats on those boards.

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Corporate funding of campaigns has created an entitled political class that continues to seek seats on the Los Angeles City Council even after getting caught red-handed.

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UTLA issued a correction this morning with the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission stating that the door hangers listed in yesterday's filing were actually for Scott Schmerelson. They state that the suspension of activities in BD1 is continuing.

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Videos of the six candidates for the LAUSD BD3 race facing questioning from the Northridge East Neighborhood Council Education Committee.

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Sherlett Hendy Newbill has the knowledge and experience needed to be the passionate leader that the students of LAUSD BD1 deserve for their member of the School Board.

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With Graciela Ortiz’s campaign collapsing under an avalanche of ethical complaints, her desperate supporters in the SEIU 99 union go negative in an ironic way.

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Would LAUSD Candidate Sherlett Hendy Newbill 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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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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