LAUSD ‘aware’ of fake ICE agents approaching students; third day of school walkouts planned
As Los Angeles Unified School District students prepare for another day of walkouts in protest of President Donald Trump’s ...
By 2028, LAUSD says it will rebuild the schools damaged by Palisades fire
The Los Angeles Unified School District is fast tracking the rebuilding of three schools damaged by the Palisades fire by ...
LAUSD's approach to helping students deal with immigration agents
Students from Cesar E. Chavez Learning Academy in San Fernando held a walkout Wednesday to protest Trump's immigration ...
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LAUSD announces plans to rebuild schools wrecked by Palisades Fire
Los Angeles Unified will spend $725 million to rebuild Palisades Charter High School, Palisades Charter Elementary and ...
Commentary: LAUSD puts Contreras students’ safety at risk by allowing school to ban offseason workouts
Allowing Contreras to prevent coaches from building up programs with offseason training is absurd and a safety risk for ...
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LAUSD reading proficiency dips, nation's report card says
The Los Angeles Unified School District received slightly below average marks on its 2024 report card as the district battles ...
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A lifeline for ill students, LAUSD’s home hospital school suffers from instability
LAUSD's Berenece Carlson Home Hospital School has been vital for students enduring serious illnesses — but waves of ...
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LAUSD to enforce cellphone ban: What parents think
With LAUSD’s cellphone ban taking effect Feb. 18, parents and students debate its impact. Will it reduce distractions or ...
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LAUSD distributes cards to help immigrant families know their rights
School districts are trying to protect undocumented students from immigration raids prompted by an executive order by ...
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LAUSD school rebuilds
Los Angeles Unified Supt. Alberto Carvalho announced that the district has set aside $725 million to rebuild Palisades Charter High School, Palisades Charter Elementary and Marquez Charter Elementary.
Students compete for top honors at LAUSD’s 44th Academic Decathlon
For months, Lauren Monzen, 16, and her teammates at John Marshall High School pored over flashcards, debated complex topics, and spent hours reading in preparation for the competition. But nothing ...