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According to yesterday’s state audit (above), LAUSD has been required to pay $3 million in salaries to 20 teachers who have been ‘housed’ (removed from site) the longest while being investigated for misconduct — including one who’s been housed for 4.5 years.
Awash in federal money, California and other states tackle worsening youth mental health
Poll of LAUSD parents shows catching up on lost classroom instruction top priority
GOP parents rights bill passes House, but faces likely ‘dead end’ in Senate
School workers to see 30% raise, retroactive pay, as LAUSD announces deal with union fo...
In March Madness social mobility women’s tourney, Sac State wins big
‘I just hope it doesn’t go longer’ — Scenes from day 1 of the L.A. strike
Photos from the L.A. school shutdown: Picket lines, meal pickups & lots of rain
Analysis: As schools close for 3-day walkout, could L.A. strike accelerate learning loss?