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In a recent Which Way L.A. segment, host Warren Olney discusses the battle brewing in Sacramento over Gov. Jerry Brown’s approach to education budget reform.
Brown’s plan to give struggling school districts like LAUSD, which have higher numbers of low-income and English language learner students, higher funding than more successful districts, has divided Democrats in the California legislature. Listen here:
Analysis — Not-back-to-school time for homeschoolers: As support systems strengthen, mo...
Los Angeles board votes to restrict charters’ access to some district schools
As the new school year begins, hopes are high for LAUSD pre-K for four-year-olds
ChatGPT is landing kids in the principal’s office, survey finds
Q&A: How ed tech tools track kids online — and why parents should care
Soaring chronic absenteeism in California schools is at ‘pivotal moment’
Opinion: AI can grade a student essay as well as a human. But it cannot replace a teacher
Commentary: The future is STEM — but without enough students, the U.S. will be left behind