47 LA orgs stand with the essential @LASchools employees of @SEIULocal99 that are seeking an equitable resolution to labor negotiations that leads to wage increases, more full-time work, respectful treatment, and increased staffing levels.
At a rally outside #LAUSD headquarters, @SEIULocal99 leaders announce members of the district’s second-largest union will hold a strike authorization vote in January
The union has not yet declared a formal impasse, so an actual work stoppage is still a ways off
In response to a lack of consistent, affordable and high-speed broadband, @USEDGov has released a roadmap for districts to close the digital divide. In @K12DiveNews, @AnnaMerod dives into the causes and impacts of the digital divide. https://t.co/wnldK32K7u
A win is only a win if kids, too, are winners! Appreciative of the willingness to do right by our students and community. Los Angeles Unified reaches agreement with teacher's union over optional school days https://t.co/yBgLRQvo0e via
@EdSource
In the recent IAU report, LAUSD acknowledged the need for Black educators. As leaders in the prioritization workforce diversity in CA K-12 education systems, we invite you to share our recommendations to further advance representation. @NickMelvoinBD4@Kelly4LASchools
#AccelerationDays are coming! This new initiative will help students accelerate their learning and recover from the impacts of the pandemic with personalized classroom instruction. Details on how to get your child the help they need will be posted soon on https://t.co/Dh4YtLJVxY.
The Within Reach: Racially Diverse School Leadership and the K-12 Educator Pipeline in Los Angeles County report is available NOW! Visit https://t.co/6Ianu1c6az to be the first to access this report and #share key findings as a thought leader among your networks.
The new @KenBurns@PBS documentary documents nearly two dozen young people who open up about their mental health, reflecting the nation's crisis, via @Mkeierleber@LASchoolReport https://t.co/zdjWt1wyUU
Did you know approx. 87% of CA households have access to 2 or fewer choices of internet service providers? We deserve equal access, competition, and better service. #caleg we urge you to support #AB2748 at the C+C Hearing on 4/27! #DEVFA
This @LATimesOpinion piece argues this is a time of “extraordinary need” that calls for a mayor who will put schools at the top of the municipal agenda and cites our recent LA Voter Poll showing voters want our mayor to prioritize public education. https://t.co/RGRvht7TzF
In a recent poll by @greatschoolsla, voters from all demographic and political backgrounds expressed serious doubts about the quality of education in LA. We want to hear what the LA Mayor candidates have to say. Stream live on April 22
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Gracias @CD6Nury for putting every LAUSD first grader on a path to higher education, this action lets kids and families know that college is a path for all! https://t.co/LMHyfgv9Ua
A new study by @Amplify shows that while students in grades K-3 have begun to recover some academic ground, big literacy holes threaten the likelihood of ending the school year on grade level reports @educationweek’s @SarahDSparks https://t.co/UCROXvodgx
According to new @CADeptEd data, California’s K-12 students experienced major academic setbacks in 2020-21 with growing achievement gaps, lags in math and English, increased chronic absenteeism and lower graduation rates reports @LATimes@palomaesquivel https://t.co/pbGS59MxgF
“There has historically been a disconnect between communities and the superintendent, the leadership in @LASchools, and we’re at a time where families have been co-educators,” said Ana Ponce, executive director of @greatschoolsla. #caedu#edchat#LAUSD
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