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For the second time in LAUSD history, Los Angeles school officials are ceding control of one of their schools to private companies. Watts’ Jordan High School, a low performing “turnaround” school will be split into three campuses. The school’s 200 teachers will have to reapply for their jobs or find…
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For-Profit ed stocks soared on news that Republicans will oppose tighter regulation. John Kline, the Republican who will head the House Ed Committee, said he'd oppose any stricter rules on for-profit schools and "push hard" against any bill coming out of Senator Harkin's…
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On Tuesday, LAUSD board members will vote on loosening the district's ban on corporate sponsorship and advertising on campuses as a way to help meet budget shortfalls. LAUSD hopes to raise $18 billion from the plan.…
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On August 2, the California Board of Education approved Common Core Standards (CCS), aligning its standards with 33 other states. The vote barely beat a
deadline to adopt CCS or lose federal “Race to the Top” (RTTT) funds
worth $700 million. On the surface it seemed like a smart move: reform
education and win much needed funds. In reality, the plan weakened
education in California, as we already had some of the…
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