Annie Gilbertson
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Los Angeles Unified teachers have a lot at stake in Tuesday's school board election. Are they in danger of losing their political clout? -
A $5 million investment to replace toilets will cut water use by 100 million gallons each year, according to Los Angeles Unified district officials. -
At 83 years old, interim Supt. Ramon Cortines stepped in last fall to take over from John Deasy, but not all of his reforms have been popular. -
Students and nonprofits are working to get voters out to the Los Angeles Unified school board elections on May 19. Three contested seats are at stake. -
Los Angeles Unified students in suburban areas are further behind in college prep coursework than their urban core peers, new data shows. -
State auditors said the errors "could mislead parents of potential students and other interested stakeholders regarding the school environment." -
Los Angeles Unified school board challengers are spending tens of thousands on attack ads about the iPad program. KPCC truth-squads their claims. -
Los Angeles Unified says "no" to a group of Miramonte students who seek the millions more that later claimants received in the sex abuse case. -
A Los Angeles Unified audit was sealed at the request of a school board member until it was obtained by KPCC. -
Asian and white students are labeled as gifted in disproportionately higher numbers than black and Latino students, according to data released by LAUSD.
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