11,700 Teacher Layoffs Would Have 'Tremendous Impact' In L.A.
Demonstrators rallied downtown on March 13 to protest LA Unified's cuts towards adult and early education programs. (Aaron Liu)
Problems may be on a systemic level.
Read more...Brenda Henry-Brown: "I Never Stop. I Can’t Afford To Stop.”
It’s a rainy Friday afternoon at an Inglewood jobs center, and Brenda Henry-Brown is reminiscing. The sound brings her back to a sleepless night in her car last year, the rain tapping on the roof and keeping her awake.
Read more...L.A.'s Illegal Street Vendors Well-Aware Of The Cop With Many Hats
Investigator Frank Martinez has written two to 10 tickets a day for seven years.
Read more...LAUSD Cops Try To Keep Up With Illegal Street Vendors
Parents, students mixed on whether vendors should be ticketed or not.
Read more...How LAUSD Can Improve Teaching Of English Learners
English learners in public schools has grown 51 percent.
Read more...LAUSD To Revamp Programs For English-Learners, Blacks
Obama administration takes its first stab at addressing civil rights issues in education.
Read more...Mayor Villaraigosa, George Lopez Use Concerts To Incentivize L.A.U.S.D. Student Achievement
VIDEO: Two of Los Angeles' most powerful Latinos partner to improve education.
Read more...LA Teachers Approve Salary Cuts To Save Jobs
Does this salary deal signal a shift in the debate over unions?
Read more...Why Didn't Twitter Move To South L.A.?
L.A. mayor switches from the economy to education reform.
Read more...Loyola Village Elementary Turns To Neighborhood Council For Funding
School's booster club wants to buy printers for classrooms.
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