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Unions allege LAUSD is misusing arts education funds - Vimarsana News

Unions allege LAUSD is misusing arts education funds

Labor leaders claim the district has used Prop 28 money to pay for current staff, not to create new programs or bolster existing ones.

California students can no longer be suspended for 'willful defiance'. Could nationwide change be next? | Race in education - Vimarsana News

California students can no longer be suspended for 'willful defiance'. Could nationwide change be next? | Race in education

Governor Gavin Newsom banned the punishments that disproportionately harm Black, Latino, disabled and low-income students

LAUSD considers adjusting its Black Student Achievement Plan amid complaint - Vimarsana News

LAUSD considers adjusting its Black Student Achievement Plan amid complaint

LAUSD is considering broadening the language associated with the Black Student Achievement Plan to avoid investigation by the U.S. Department of Education, a move supporters fear could dilute efforts to focus on Black student achievement and wellness.

SCVNews.com | Aug 3: Virtual Conference on School Resource Deputy Program - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Aug 3: Virtual Conference on School Resource Deputy Program

The County of Los Angeles, Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission invites county residents to join Virtual Conference Session 3, Deputies in Schools: Ensuring Outcomes & Accountability to continue the dialogue on the School Resource Deputy program.

LAUSD approves $12.9 billion budget flush with COVID-19 funds - Vimarsana News

LAUSD approves $12.9 billion budget flush with COVID-19 funds

In new budget, L.A. Unified will spend down nearly $1 billion in remaining pandemic aid that must be used while also getting ready to get by without it.