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“Districts collectively bargain with teachers, but the real power to manage the workplace resides in Sacramento, which is dominated by the money the teachers unions shower on legislators to maintain these provisions.” — DFER California head Gloria Romero
‘Wake-up calls’: New parent survey shows 9% enrollment drop in district schools
Meet the winners of the Catalyze Challenge, reimagining what education can be
Analysis: On a per-student basis, school staffing levels are hitting all-time highs
Four things to know about pandemic’s detrimental effects on LAUSD test scores
California poll finds parents leaving traditional public for charter schools
Learning and love: A lesson from Mr. Rogers for the start of a new school year
LA schools and the mystery of the missing ransom note
Analysis: Educators’ poor morale matters, even if they don’t quit. Here’s why