Parental Engagement
By Carl J. Petersen
Education issues as seen from a father's eyes. LAUSD Candidate Karla Griego on The Budget
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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Has The LAUSD School Board Lost Control?
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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LAUSD Candidate Janie Dam on The Budget
How would LAUSD Candidate Janie Dam ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?
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LAUSD Candidate Kahllid Al-Alim on Governance
If elected to the LAUSD School Board for the country’s second-largest School District how wouldKahllid Al-Alim approach policy making and implementation?
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LAUSD Candidate Raquel Villalta on The Budget
How would LAUSD Candidate Raquel Villalta ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?
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LAUSD Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis on The Budget
How would LAUSD Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis ensure transparency and accountability as the school district spends $18.8 billion per year educating students?
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School Board Candidate (Placed?) On Leave
Facing a lawsuit from a former student and new allegations about the funding of her campaign, LAUSD School Board Candidate Graciela Ortiz steps away from her LAUSD job.
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Online Forum For School Board Candidates Scheduled
Six people have qualified for the LAUSD BD3 race. They will get a chance to face the voters on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 9:00 AM.
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LAUSD Candidate Kahllid Al-Alim on Special Education
Would LAUSD School Board Candidate Kahllid Al-Alim confront the status quo and fight for the vulnerable students who depend on the District to provide the services that they need?
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School Board Candidate Looks To Take A Step Backwards
Former LAUSD Board Members Tamar Galatzan and Mónica García brought the district the iPad scandal and MiSiS crisis. Now they back BD3 Candidate Dan Chang to continue their work.
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