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  • NEWS
    • Social Media
    • Stephanie Abrams

    Email Trumps Facebook

    LAUSD’s social media director, Stephanie Abrams (pictured) has already been the subject of a smattering of news coverage and is featured in next month’s Scholastic Administrator magazine.   In the meantime one of Abrams’ biggest projects, a social media survey of the district, is out, and The Journal has some coverage.  Here’s LAUSD’s Tumblr announcement....

    By Alexander Russo | July 27, 2012


  • MORNING READ
    • Charters
    • Local Initiatives
    • Social Media
    • Stull Act

    Morning Read, 7-26-12: Stick a Pin In It

    Well, late-morning reading, anyway. • LAUSD is giving schools more options to have various levels of autonomy from the district, saying it will help teachers and administrators move away from a “one-size-fits-all” approach to education. It’s another example of how the charter school movement is placing competitive pressure on LAUSD to diversify, experiment and improve....

    By Hillel Aron | July 26, 2012


  • MORNING READ
    • After School
    • Cheating
    • Inglewood
    • Parent Trigger
    • Social Media

    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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