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As election day quickly approaches, LAUSD BD5 candidate Karla Griego takes the time to give her views on various issues facing the district including Special Education, Primary Promise, and keeping students safe.

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Should school board campaigns model ethical behavior for impressionable students? The Charter School Industry doesn’t seem to think so.

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Victims of sexual assault should not be slandered as they seek justice.  By doing so, Graciela Ortiz has proven she is not capable of representing the children of Los Angeles. She should not be endorsed by the Los Angeles County Democratic Party of the SEIU 99 labor union. Please sign if you agree: https://change.hopp.to/metoo

McDonald’s new program to get convicted felons back to work fails. It is just another way that Trump is not fit to serve: https://medium.com/discourse/not-fit-to-serve-10d87e9d1604?sk=08d161a23c27aed85aea7fc1d31b1bbd

"The legendary Jackie Goldberg is retiring from the Los Angeles school board, which means there is an open seat. Carl J. Petersen, an LAUSD parent, sent questions to both candidates for the seat, but only one answered.

Petersen writes..."

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In a clear case of projection, LAUSD School Board candidate Dan Chang and his supporters from the Charter School Industry accuse their opponent of falsely attacking him.

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LAUSD School Board Candidate Graciela Ortiz and her campaign continue to minimize the trauma of a student being sexually assaulted at gunpoint.

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Has Trump declined so far cognitively that he cannot face the press or is he just chicken?

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What LAUSD School Board candidates in November’s election will bring much-needed change to Los Angeles schools and best support the needs of Special Education?

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Karla Griego and Graciela Ortiz are looking to replace Jackie Goldberg in LAUSD’s BD5. With ballots dropping they are asked questions about deadbeat charter schools, Special Education, and budgets.

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