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Student rights versus parental rights
State courts will settle school divides over notifications, book curbs, public records. Supporters of a
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Unions allege LAUSD is misusing arts education funds
High school junior Maya Shtangrud may have given up on her childhood dream of learning
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New Sun Valley development provides housing to LAUSD students and families
A new housing complex opened its doors to formerly homeless families with children following the
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LAUSD board, in 4-3 vote, again bans charter schools from using 200 school sites
The Los Angeles Unified School District board narrowly adopted a policy to limit which of
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L.A. Times wins first Oscar for ‘The Last Repair Shop,’ about LAUSD music program
The Los Angeles Times has covered the Oscars for 95 years — and now it
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LAUSD’s 100 priority schools target district’s highest-need students
Shortly after Alberto Carvalho became superintendent of LAUSD two years ago, he created a 100-day plan and
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As LAUSD enrollment plunges, only one school is overcrowded. Proposed fixes panic parents
In the deep northwest reach of Los Angeles Unified, tucked among foothills carpeted with newish
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What to know about public health guidelines as LAUSD students return from the holidays
As students return to school after holiday travel and festivities, respiratory illnesses are at high levels
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Another record high: Counting school shootings in 2023
Varying — and in some cases lacking — definitions and data make the issue hard
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LAUSD enacts a targeted hiring freeze as COVID-era federal funds expire
District may also consider closing or consolidating schools as enrollment keeps declining, superintendent says Los
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How a Supreme Court Case on Job Transfers Will Impact Schools
Is teaching 7th grade harder than teaching 3rd grade? Is a transfer from a high
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As teen suicide spikes, school policies may be making things worse
For her 17th birthday, Jeramie Naya Vives Osorio’s family showered her with gifts: a dozen





