Art of the Deal?

Trump knew he lost to Biden. He never had a health care plan to replace Obamacare. Securing peace in Ukraine was just an empty campaign promise.

We had the chance to Make the Truth Great Again:

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LaLa Land

When last renewed in 2016, the Los Angeles Leadership Academy was given benchmarks to meet. It didn’t, but remained open. Will that change?

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Steve Barr Askes LAUSD For A Chance To Fail Again

Counting on his protege Dan Chang to beat Scott Schmerelson in the November election, Steve Barr applied to the LAUSD for another chance to fail at operating a charter school. Given his history, the Board should reject the application.

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Is The School Board Willing To Give Up $7,678,022?

KIPP Corazon’s charter is renewed without the Charter School Division being asked to explain why they forgave $28,111 in overallocation fees.

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Getting Half The Job Done

The LAUSD School Board votes to deny Ivy Bound Academy’s charter renewal but purposely excludes its questionable demographics as a reason.

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A Look Back At 2024 Through The Lens Of The 2nd Squid Game

As 2025 begins, it is sometimes hard to tell if time is moving forward or backward.

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A Tale Of Two Presidents

As he prepares for his second inauguration, Trump’s actions in the wake of Carter’s death provided a sharp contrast between the two leaders.

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LAUSD Supt. Carvalho explains delayed wildfire response as parent group calls for his removal

"Carl Petersen, a member of Parents Supporting Teachers, spoke during public comment at the School Board’s Wednesday meeting. He blasted the district’s scrambled handling of its response to school closures and a lack of transparency regarding Carvalho’s evaluation, which happened during a closed session after public comment was held.

'During yesterday’s board meeting the district’s labor partners pulled no punches as they criticized him for the breakdown in leadership during the ongoing crisis,' Petersen said. 'The public should know if the board accounts for these criticisms as they evaluate the superintendent.'” 

 

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They Chose Trump

Americans had a chance to Make The Truth Great Again. Instead, they chose Trump.

We knew exactly what we were going to get: https://change.hopp.to/Truth

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Will Accountability Happen Behind Closed Doors?

The LAUSD School Board heads into a closed session to evaluate Superintendent Carvalho as he faces criticism for his handling of the Los Angeles fire crisis.

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