California talks endlessly about equity. But there is no equity in sending a Black child through school without teaching that child to read or do math at the standards of […]
Tag: LAUSD
What Meta’s $17B social media addiction settlement means for California teens
By Vani Sanganeria EdSource Meta’s landmark settlement agreement with California and 46 other states could bring significant changes to how young people interact with its social platforms and help fund […]
Advocacy groups call for LAUSD investigation
California Black Media The Black Educator Advocates Network (BEAN) and the NAACP San Fernando Valley Branch are calling for an independent investigation into what they say is a longstanding pattern […]
LAUSD and teachers agree to new contract
In the final hours before the strike, LAUSD (Los Angeles Unified School District) and teachers came to an agreement that prevents over 400,000 students from having their education affected. The […]
LAUSD must protect all our children
Every day, I send my children to school with a smile on my face—and abject fear in my heart. Imagine sending your child to school, not knowing if today is the day they […]
LAUSD and workers are at a crossroads
United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) and Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) are at a crossroads again as teachers and faculty members prepare for another strike due to various reasons. […]
California Capitol news you might have missed
Gov. Newsom Calls Pres. Trump’s Attack on Iran “Reckless”Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized President Donald Trump over the recent U.S. military strikes on Iran, calling the action “reckless” and warning it puts American lives […]
Lawsuit filed against LAUSD
A lawsuit was filed against Los Angeles Unified on behalf of an autistic student who alleged he was bullied at a South Gate elementary school and that an effective safety […]
Reverse-racism lawsuit against LAUSD flies in the face of history
A new lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is not about protecting or upholding equality; to the contrary, it is about rewriting who counts as a victim […]

