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Kyle Stokes
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Former Senior Reporter, K-12 Education
Stories by Kyle Stokes
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Teacher Libby Huff is on paid leave.
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The settlement in the 'Ella T.' case will create a $50 million grant program for schools with low reading scores.
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The $50 million in grants settles a suit that sought to establish that the California constitution gives all public school students the right to literacy instruction.
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The allegations come from a group of mostly anonymous students, who published a list of complaints against her in an online post.
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Long Beach teacher Libby Huff was placed on leave a second time after a group of anonymous students published allegations against her in an online post.
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At the current rate of spending, "independent expenditures" in this year's LAUSD race could set a record.
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2017 currently holds the record. But if the current pace continues, 2020's LAUSD race could be even more expensive.
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“Independent expenditures” in LAUSD races are already nearing the $3 million mark. At that pace, the 2020 primary could set spending records.
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The Valley medical center has been without running water since the waterline broke Saturday night.
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The L.A. Unified School District has unveiled a new way to measure school performance over time.Why the change? Standardized test scores may be the go-to…
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See our breakdown of the new 'growth model,' which claims to offer a new perspective on how well schools are doing.
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More than a dozen candidates hope to run for the L.A. Unified School Board. More than three dozen hope to run for the L.A. City Council.
