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fromLos Angeles Times
5 hours ago

LAUSD teachers union members authorize strike, ratcheting up pressure on contract talks

"The current salary schedule is so low that thousands of LAUSD educators qualify as low-income for affordable housing," the union said in a recent statement. Thousands of teachers more "are barely getting by just above the median income, living paycheck to paycheck after decades working for the district," the union statement said.
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fromLos Angeles Times
1 week ago

Commentary: The myth of anti-white discrimination in L.A. schools - and the politics behind it

Los Angeles Unified directs extra resources to schools that are over 70% non-white, and a lawsuit alleges this policy discriminates against white and Middle Eastern students.
Education
fromLos Angeles Times
1 week ago

Suit against LAUSD alleges 'overt discrimination' against white students

A lawsuit alleges LA Unified discriminates against white students by directing extra resources to schools with 70% or more nonwhite enrollment.
Food & drink
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

Los Angeles Students Have Been Eating This Legendary Cafeteria Treat For More Than 70 Years - Tasting Table

Los Angeles Unified School District's coffee cake, originating in a 1954 recipe, became a beloved, long-running school cafeteria staple prized for its taste and aroma.
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months ago

Send kids to school with a cough or sniffles? Some parents say no way

Since then, school policies have softened significantly. At L.A. Unified, for example, parents are directed to send their children to school if they have a mild cold or cough. The main symptoms that require keeping a child home are fever of 100.4 and above, vomiting or diarrhea, according to district instructions on "How to Safely Send Your Student to School."
Education
Education
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months ago

A popular charter faces closure to make more room for an LAUSD school

Los Angeles Unified voted to deny renewal of Gabriella Charter School, evicting the 400-student dance-focused school to prioritize a district-operated program.
US politics
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Los Angeles schools are taking measures to protect students from ICE raids. Why hasn't the Bay Area followed suit?

Large school districts are implementing protective measures to shield immigrant students and families from increased immigration enforcement, while many Bay Area schools lag behind.
NYC parents
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months ago

Teachers tend to plan pregnancies with summer due dates. Could a LAUSD policy change that?

Teachers plan pregnancies around summer vacations due to lack of paid family leave.
LAUSD introduces resolution to improve paid family leave for educators amid staffing shortages.
LA Dodgers
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months ago

Palisades High baseball field is gone after bulldozers clear land for bungalows

Palisades High baseball coach Mike Voelkel will not see a new field before retiring, as completion is estimated for 2029.
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