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L.A. teachers union drops legal challenge to evaluation system
L.A. NOWL.A. teachers union suspends its challenge to new evaluation system.... -
Union leaders and teachers defend L.A. middle school's record
L.A. NOWL.A. Unified school improvement initiative criticized.... -
Suit filed to make L.A. teacher evaluations include student data
L.A. NOWAdvocates went forward Tuesday with a lawsuit alleging that the Los Angeles Unified School District has failed to comply with state laws requiring that teachers and principals should be evaluated, in part, on student academic progress. The suit, filed by.... -
Relief from No Child Left Behind too expensive, state officials say
L.A. NOWIt would cost cash-strapped California at least $2 billion to meet the requirements for relief from the federal No Child Left Behind law, state officials reported Wednesday to the California Board of Education. Although no decision was made, the clear....... -
Teachers who just don't care
Opinion L.A.We can talk all day about test scores and what they tell, do, or don't tell us about the worth of a teacher, but most parents know the good and bad teachers on campus from a mile away.... -
Redefining the Millennials: Lazy? Try enterprising, creative, resilient [The conversation]
Opinion L.A.Millennials, of which I am a member, have gotten a bad rap. We've been accused of being lazy, self-indulgent, coddled, narcissistic and distracted by too much technology. And though we may possess some of those characteristics some of the time,...... -
13 more students arrested in SAT cheating scandal; total now 20
Nation NowThe SAT / ACT cheating scandal in New York has led to 13 more arrests. Long Island authorities announced the additional arrests in a scandal that involved students from elite high schools paying others to take college entrance exams for them.... -
GOP candidates and California's political maps: Two sides of the same coin?
Opinion L.A.GOP candidates test the waters with their conservative values, while Democrats in California see the potential for gains in new voting districts.... -
Theater review: 'Brewsie and Willie' at Los Angeles Street Loft
Culture MonsterTo answer a question commonly asked by college applications and stoned people: The historical figure I’d invite to dinner is Gertrude Stein. I’d be the waiter, even. I want to see firsthand what made her so fascinating to young men....... -
As Obama and Boehner tweet, America burns its kids' futures
Opinion L.A.As Obama and Boehner play political "tweetball," Illinios and other states are busy deleting one of the "Three Rs" to save money.... -
L.A. officials unexpectedly move to shut down charters implicated in cheating
L.A. NOWIn an unexpected action, Los Angeles school officials Tuesday voted against renewing the operating agreements of two charter schools involved in a cheating scandal last year. The decision could lead to a shutdown of all six schools run by the...... -
Jaime Escalante dies at 79; math teacher who challenged East L.A. students to 'Stand and Deliver'
Jaime Escalante, the charismatic former East Los Angeles high school teacher who taught the nation that inner-city students could master subjects as demanding as calculus, died Tuesday. He was 79.
The subject of the 1988 film "Stand and Deliver,"...Tags: Minority Groups, Edward James Olmos, Students, Examinations, Social Issues
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