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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Rocio Rivas is running because she is ‘deeply passionate about public education’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 8, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Nick Melvoin is running to keep ‘kids and teachers safely in the classroom’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 8, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Kelly Gonez is running because: ‘My leadership has been tested’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 8, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Miguel Ángel Segura is running for ‘better outcomes’ for students
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 1, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Maria Brenes is running ‘to develop policy and an LAUSD budget rooted in racial justice’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 1, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Marvin A. Rodríguez is running for ‘a new vision for our public schools’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 1, 2022
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Q&A: Why small business owner J. Benjamin Johnson considered running for LAUSD’s school board
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. J. Benjamin Johnson was disqualified from the race for not submitting any signatures, according to a spokesperson in the Los Angeles city clerk’s office. Our prior interview can be found below in full. Name: J. Benjamin Johnson...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 1, 2022
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Meet the LAUSD school board candidates: Erica Vilardi-Espinosa is running ‘to make sure all LAUSD schools are doing everything to ensure our children are prepared for the future’
This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. This profile is part of “Meet the LAUSD school board candidates,” a series focusing on the candidates running for three open seats on the seven-member school board. LAUSD is the largest school district in the country...
By Destiny Torres and Veronica Sierra | March 1, 2022