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Democracy’s Necessary For the LAUSD Superintendent Search

October 8, 2015 by K12NN Site Admin

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Vet the Supe, along with other grassroots organizations, has called for the search process for new Superintendent of LAUSD to be an open and transparent one. While grasstops groups like the United Way, Urban League, and other non-profits aligned with Eli Broad demand access to a search committee, real on-the-ground teachers union members, parents, and community supporters of public schools have plenty to say about who the LAUSD School Board should select and what the priorities of the district should be. And these true grassroots people should be at the table too.

K12NN series Vet the Supe

The search firm retained to find the new Superintendent has responded with a survey to collect community priorities for LAUSD’s new chief, and will be holding multiple town halls to gather input. Here’s what one Angeleno said in her response to the survey.

Good! But watch Vet the Supe for suggestions of who would be a great candidate for LAUSD Superintendent and why. Let’s get specific.

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Filed Under: Educators, LAUSD, Los Angeles, Parents, School Boards, School Districts, vet the Supe Tagged With: John Deasy, Superintendent John Deasy

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I'm Cynthia Liu, Owner/Founder of K12 News Network. I'm the proud product of public schools through post-grad, the mom of a child in public schools, and the daughter of two teachers. Connect with me professionally on LinkedIn.

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