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Los Angeles Unified School District board members said that circumstances had changed since the mandate was first implemented during the height of the pandemic.
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In the next two years, every 4-year-old in California will be eligible to attend transitional kindergarten at their local public school, but charters are not required to offer the program.
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The district and unions representing teachers and support staff agreed to retain a three-week winter break, and add additional instructional days.
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Dorsey High has a history of musically talented alumni. But deep cuts to arts funding meant years of students went without music education.
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About 35,000 educators approved a deal reached after almost a year of negotiations and a March strike.
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The calendar change is a repeat of a dustup over optional "acceleration days" added to the current school year.
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Service Employees International Union Local 99 will be voting to ratify an agreement that followed a three-day strike.
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The union that represents school support staff in Los Angeles Unified School District has reached a tentative agreement with district leadership to increase wages by 30% and provide health care to more members.
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Parents and students pivoted while a three-day strike shut down Los Angeles Unified School District. There were teachable moments, some more successful than others.
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There’s been a lot of talk about a $4.9 billion budget reserve. We break down where the money comes from and how the district could spend it.
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District support staff have a lot on the line, with many hoping for a reprieve from needing multiple jobs.
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From diaper changing to arithmetic, special education assistants help students navigate the school day. Families say their support is irreplaceable.
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