Change The LAUSD

After getting stranded at Union Station following a concert at the Los Angeles Coliseum I cannot trust our city’s post-COVID transit systems.

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The German band proves themselves to be master showmen bridging the language barrier and holding the Coliseum crowd in the palm of their hand.

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A unanimous vote by the Northridge East Neighborhood Council urges the City of Los Angeles to investigate if the deal signed by LAUSD with the Florida Department of Education violates the civil rights of Los Angeles students.

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Instead of learning from the COVID-19 pandemic, schools are returning to attendance policies that encourage children to come to school sick.

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While her opponent refuses to answer questions, this LAUSD school board candidate is willing to articulate her positions to voters.

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The bureaucracy that was unable to stop a cyber attack against the school district can now hand out no-bid contracts to fix the problem.

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Why is the LAUSD’s Division of Special Education saying that “placement continues to be an IEP decision” while choices like Aut Core are eliminated from many school sites?

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The former governor who currently operates a charter school refuses to comply with regulations that give the public access to school records.

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While his opponent is courting the establishment, Marvin Rodriguez is listening to his neighbors during weekly meetups at neighborhood parks.

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"Carl Petersen is less than impressed by the new LAUSD superintendent’s opening of schools address, which somehow left out special education. Does a superintendent need to put on a good show? Reposted with permission."

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