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LAUSD's overspending, declining enrollment and increasing costs put the district at risk of insolvency by 2028, according to a report from a state agency.
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Los Angeles Unified School District Board candidate Kahllid Al-Alim apologized earlier this week for pre-campaign social media posts that endorsed assigning antisemitic literature to students, and for liking “graphic content.”
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Kahllid Al-Alim, running in Board District 1, apologized Monday for pre-campaign social media posts. The controversy could scramble the district’s most crowded school board race.
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The policy is intended to ease yearslong tensions from forcing traditional public schools to share space and resources with charter schools.
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Students and staff who test positive for the virus and have symptoms are still required to isolate.
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California’s proposed budget is $37.9 billion short, but maintains funding for K-12 schools, kids’ mental health, and community schools.
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Students throughout Los Angeles County returned to school today amid rising cases of COVID-19, RSV, and other respiratory illnesses.
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The district’s voluntary learning days provide child care, meals, and an opportunity for students to catch up academically.
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Educators say they can’t help students catch up if they’re not in the classroom and schools with lower average attendance can lose state funding.
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Not every song came out in 2023, but that doesn’t make the act of discovery any less special.
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It’s November, and kids are still being impacted by the heat.
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Norm Day is an annual student count that “strikes fear in the heart of administrators,” in the words of one LAUSD school board member.
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The new Tar Pits trailer is an interactive learning experience designed for kindergarten through 2nd grade students.
The district offers free after-school programs at more than 700 schools. But it can be tricky to understand all the options.
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