Kyle Stokes

LAUSD referred to the disruption as a “likely criminal” act serious enough that the White House and FBI got involved.

“The good news is we’re starting to see more money” to fix aging HVAC systems, one expert said. “My fear is we’ll lose interest before the problem is solved.”

LAUSD has set aside four extra days to combat learning loss. UTLA accused the district of having no plan to use these days effectively.

“I stand with the mayor,” said LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho. “This is not obviously a comprehensive solution … but we have to start somewhere.”

Advocates say Sacramento’s reluctance to hand down clear mandates means some schools’ approaches to literacy instruction remain woefully out of date. But there are signs of progress.

The nation's second largest school district had a good first day of the 2022 school year, but its leader says there's room for growth.

Superintendent Alberto Carvalho is warning of an impending drop in test scores — and promising a fierce response.

Ninety-nine percent of teaching jobs in the Los Angeles Unified School District will be filled by the time the academic year starts next week, the superintendent said Monday.

The policy shift drastically scales back the testing effort that, at its outset, accounted for the lion’s share of all COVID-19 tests conducted in L.A. County.

California is putting $4.1 billion behind the model. Educators who've already built community schools say "hard work" lies ahead.

Leslie Ramirez's departure sets up the third leadership change at the department in less than three years.

California law helps make it hard for many residents of urban counties to obtain concealed carry permits — but SCOTUS just struck down a similar law in New York.