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The Coalition for School Reform may have raised and spent a lot of money on the School Board race, including a newfangled field operation that’s already cost $330,000. But it apparently hasn’t had much time or interest in working any social media magic. @ReformLAUSD, the Twitter handle linked to the Coalition website, last tweeted in June 2011. The Coalition’s Facebook page has 134 likes and seems almost as dusty.
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