It's showtime: L.A. native Jordin Canada takes leading role for Sparks
Former Windward High and UCLA star Jordin Canada started her WNBA career winning two titles as Sue Bird's backup. Now she's home running the Sparks show.
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Former Windward High and UCLA star Jordin Canada started her WNBA career winning two titles as Sue Bird's backup. Now she's home running the Sparks show.
Mayor Adams and Schools Chancellor David Banks deserve kudos for their new plans to improve instruction for children with dyslexia. They recognize the tremendous scientific advances over the past few decades in our understanding of dyslexia will benefit the thousands of children with dyslexia attending the nation’s largest public school system.
The mayor, who has dyslexia himself, would open two new schools, train teachers and direct schools to use phonics-based lessons as a way to address a literacy crisis in the city.
The Los Angeles Sparks added two contending guards in two-time WNBA champion Jordin Canada and young sharpshooter Chennedy Carter.
In the nearly 40-minute address, the new schools chancellor repeated past criticism of the low reading proficiency rates for Black and Hispanic students.