The Morning Read
Your Daily Roundup of LAUSD news from across the web | 10.05.21
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Morning Reading, 7-23-12: After the Revolution
Lots of Parent Revolution coverage from around the country. Plus: Ramon Cortines sued for sexual harassment, and Sally Ride: • Lots of Parent Revolution coverage, including pieces from the AP, Reuters, the LA Times, the Wall St. Journal and the The Washington Post. RiShawn Biddle posts as well at Dropout Nation. • Scott Graham filed a lawsuit against former...
By Hillel Aron | July 24, 2012
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You Say You Want a Revolution
A Superior Court Judge has ruled in favor of parents of Desert Trails Elementary, who now become the first parents in the country to successfully take over a public school under provisions of the new and controversial Parent Trigger law. “People throw around the word historic a lot,” said Ben Austin, Executive Director of Parent...
By Hillel Aron | July 23, 2012
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Pasadena Day In The Life
The “Go Public” project sent 50 filmmakers to 28 Pasadena Unified schools on the same day and they’re releasing the resulting footage next month. Here’s a quick look at one of the scenes:
By Alexander Russo | July 23, 2012
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Morning Reading 7-23-12: Big Day For Parent Trigger
The Parent Trigger gets pulled, exam questions end up on social media, schools will get money for after-school programs (just don’t call them that), and more.
By Hillel Aron | July 22, 2012
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Links: July 12, 2012
LAUSD to fight judge’s ruling in charter case, and more. LAUSD is fighting a court order to give more space to charter schools. The district says enforcement would lead to school busing. LA Times, KPCC RiShawn Biddle argues that the NAACP should get on board with public school choice All sorts of media outlets are...
By Hillel Aron | July 12, 2012
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LAUSD Challenges Court Order To Allocate More Space For Charters
From KPCC: When allocating space to charter schools, the law requires the district to look at all space at a school site, look at the total number of students served at that site, and make an equitable offer to charter schools based on the same allocation, said Ricardo Soto, the general counsel for the Charter...
By Hillel Aron | July 12, 2012
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Blindfold Ban – LAUSD At Its Worst
It’s not such a bad thing that LAUSD is trying to prevent future cases of child molestation at school, but this blindfold ban seems like a particularly literal-minded, narrow approach to the problem — especially when there are so many other things that need doing. Schools are always banning things (dirty dancing, wrist bands, gang colors, hugging...
By Alexander Russo | March 4, 2012