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United Teachers Los Angeles dukes it out with Mayor Villaraigosa over education reform
Opinion L.A.In a December speech heard around the halls of LAUSD, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa charged that United Teachers Los Angeles was the biggest obstacle to education reform. Ouch. With L.A. schools' dismal ranking and graduation rates, he implored the... -
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels: 'Doing the people's business while living within the people's means'
Top of the TicketVideo and text of the second in a Ticket series of governor's 2011 State of the State Addresses.... -
Local and national education coverage gets a new critic
L.A. NOWWant a long-overdue depth-check on articles by L.A. Times education reporter Howard Blume? You can get one from a new site called The Media Bullpen, which was unveiled Thursday in Bethesda, Md. The stated aim of the site (http://mediabullpen.com) is...... -
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No se premia el éxito de los maestros angelinos
Es un miércoles por la mañana y Zenaida Tan allana el camino para que sus estudiantes vayan cayendo en forma con un pequeño ejercicio en la "Matemática Monstruosa".
Así llama Tan a los problemas de matemática que incluyen cifras monstruosamente grandes....Tags: Social Issues, Children, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Charity
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L.A. Unified releases school ratings using 'value-added' method
In a dramatic turn for the country's second-largest school district, Los Angeles Unified released school ratings based on a new approach that measures a school's success at raising student performance — the first in a series of high-stakes moves...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Schools, Academic Progress, Standardized Testing, Los Angeles Unified School District
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Bidders can vie for eight schools, including L.A. High; charter schools file lawsuit
L.A. NOWEight low-performing Los Angeles-area schools and nine new campuses will be open to bids from groups inside and outside the school system, officials announced Monday. The winning bidders would take over management of these schools in the fall of 2011........ -
L.A. teachers union rejects contest for federal school-reform grant
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles teachers union wonât sign the stateâs application for federal Race to the Top school-reform grants, diminishing the stateâs chances of claiming up to $700 million in grants tied to specific, but controversial reform strategies. The... -
Founders of high scoring San Fernando Valley charter school charged with theft of $200,000
L.A. NOWThe founders of one of the regionâs highest-performing schools face charges of embezzling public funds and other crimes in connection with the alleged theft of more than $200,000. Eugene Selivanov, 38, and his wife, Tatyana Berkovich, 32, opened Ivy... -
L.A. school system poised to hire senior Gates Foundation official [Updated]
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Unified School District officials are poised to bring in a senior administrator from the influential Gates Foundation to help run the nationâs second-largest school system, a senior district official confirmed. [Updated at 12:50 p.m.: In a...
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