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Morning Read: Less Money, More Problems
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Duffy: Comments From The Classroom
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LA Unified receives federal grant of $11 million for adult ed
LA Unified receives federal grant of $11 million for adult ed LA Unified announced today that the district has received an $11.3 million federal grant to boost adult education programs throughout the...
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UTLA cries foul over hundreds of adult ed teachers on layoff list
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24 LAUSD students sharing aviation mechanics scholarships
24 LAUSD students sharing aviation mechanics scholarships Two dozen LAUSD adult students will share $10,200 in scholarship money for aircraft mechanics classes operated by the district’s Disvision of...
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LAUSD board says no decision yet on moving Emerson adult school
Students and staff at the Emerson Adult Center are concerned that their building will be taken over by a charter school and that LA Unified is growing less committed to adult education. The message...
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Morning Read: Less Money, More Problems
• LAUSD is cutting adult education offerings in half– and that’s the good news, since some were afraid that the program would be completely eliminated. “An agreement by LAUSD’s unions to take up to 10...
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Duffy: Comments From The Classroom
A.J. Duffy (LA Weekly) When former UTLA head A.J. Duffy helped found Apple Academy, a charter school, in 2011, it seemed like the ultimate case of a zebra changing his stripes. Nearly a year later,...
View ArticleMorning Read: Board Votes to Limit President’s Terms
L.A. School Board Targets Garcia With Term-Limits Vote A narrow majority of Los Angeles Board of Education members voted Tuesday to set a limit of two consecutive years for the school board presidency....
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LA Unified receives federal grant of $11 million for adult ed
LA Unified announced today that the district has received an $11.3 million federal grant to boost adult education programs throughout the district. The Federal Workforce Investment Act grants are...
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UTLA cries foul over hundreds of adult ed teachers on layoff list
UTLA’s Secondary VP Colleen Schwab speaks outside the East LA Skills Center *UPDATED Among the 609 LA Unified employees who received layoff notices last month were hundreds of adult eduction teachers....
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24 LAUSD students sharing aviation mechanics scholarships
Two dozen LAUSD adult students will share $10,200 in scholarship money for aircraft mechanics classes operated by the district’s Disvision of Adult and Career Education. Clay Lacy Aviation is offering...
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LAUSD board says no decision yet on moving Emerson adult school
Students and staff at the Emerson Adult Center are concerned that their building will be taken over by a charter school and that LA Unified is growing less committed to adult education. The message...
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Morning Read: Less Money, More Problems
• LAUSD is cutting adult education offerings in half– and that’s the good news, since some were afraid that the program would be completely eliminated. “An agreement by LAUSD’s unions to take up to 10...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Duffy: Comments From The Classroom
A.J. Duffy (LA Weekly) When former UTLA head A.J. Duffy helped found Apple Academy, a charter school, in 2011, it seemed like the ultimate case of a zebra changing his stripes. Nearly a year later,...
View ArticleMorning Read: Board Votes to Limit President’s Terms
L.A. School Board Targets Garcia With Term-Limits Vote A narrow majority of Los Angeles Board of Education members voted Tuesday to set a limit of two consecutive years for the school board presidency....
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LA Unified receives federal grant of $11 million for adult ed
LA Unified announced today that the district has received an $11.3 million federal grant to boost adult education programs throughout the district. The Federal Workforce Investment Act grants are...
View ArticleClik here to view.
UTLA cries foul over hundreds of adult ed teachers on layoff list
UTLA’s Secondary VP Colleen Schwab speaks outside the East LA Skills Center *UPDATED Among the 609 LA Unified employees who received layoff notices last month were hundreds of adult eduction teachers....
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24 LAUSD students sharing aviation mechanics scholarships
Two dozen LAUSD adult students will share $10,200 in scholarship money for aircraft mechanics classes operated by the district’s Disvision of Adult and Career Education. Clay Lacy Aviation is offering...
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