Prosecutors confirmed Wednesday that they are looking into claims that Los Angeles Unified School District Board Member Scott Schmerelson may have violated a state open-meetings law. The news comes a […]
Prosecutors confirmed Wednesday that they are looking into claims that Los Angeles Unified School District Board Member Scott Schmerelson may have violated a state open-meetings law. The news comes a […]
Los Angeles County prosecutors are reviewing a complaint alleging that the Los Angeles Board of Education may have violated a state open-meetings law during its selection of a new superintendent, […]
By the time he leaves office early next year, Gov. Jerry Brown will have achieved his goal of “full funding” for his signature school financing law, the 2013 Local Control […]
Santa Fe, Texas Another American school has been devastated by gun violence—this time in southeastern Texas—after a 17-year-old male student opened fire inside Santa Fe High School on Friday morning, […]
Austin Beutner, who starts work Tuesday as the chief executive of the Los Angeles Unified School District, faces several daunting challenges in his new job: falling enrollment, tightening budgets, labor difficulties. […]
Los Angeles Unified School District’s new superintendent, Austin Beutner, kicked off his first day of work Tuesday with a choreographed tour of the nation’s second-largest school district, from the San […]
Austin Beutner’s first day on the job as LA Unified’s superintendent is going to be a long day of listening and learning. He starts before dawn Tuesday at a bus yard and […]
The article was updated on May 11 to include more details on the budget and comments on it. Since the beginning of the year, state revenues have continued to flow, […]
Austin Beutner, who officially starts Tuesday as the new superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, is taking on a famously difficult job at a particularly difficult time. The […]
Los Angeles school board member Ref Rodriguez has resigned from the state’s Commission on Teacher Credentialing, which oversees the integrity and quality of California’s teachers. Rodriguez faces felony and misdemeanor […]
Four days after declaring that labor talks were at an impasse, LAUSD struck a three-year deal with the union representing bus drivers, cafeteria workers and special ed assistants, and as a result, SEIU […]
The leaders of United Teachers Los Angeles have had many ambitious plans to create a teacher mass movement such as we have seen in West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Arizona. Almost […]