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Kyle Stokes
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Former Senior Reporter, K-12 Education
Stories by Kyle Stokes
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By 2022, a consulting team found the school district could be saving at least $236 million a year.
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The L.A. Unified School Board will explore opening its elections up to 16- and 17-year-olds.
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"If we act as if we're a failing school district, that is what we will be."
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"[The public] want something to happen. I think being on the school board is the place to do it from."
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'Who watches the watchdogs?' A school board member reacts to the KPCC/LAist scoop.
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Here's why Garciela Ortiz is stepping down.
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More from a KPCC/LAist investigation into LAUSD's Office of the Inspector General.
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The Office of the Inspector General at the Los Angeles Unified School District is the type of government agency that any taxpayer — not just those with kids in school — would want working well.
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A KPCC/LAist investigation into LAUSD's Office of the Inspector General.
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The winner will replace ex-board member Ref Rodriguez who was forced to resign amid a campaign finance scandal.
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It’s been a month since L.A. Unified school teachers and their union reached an agreement ending their six-day strike.
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She rose from LAUSD student all the way to the district's highest office. King had announced in Jan. 2018 that she had cancer.