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The Face of CTC & The Lack of Transparency By Those in Power #SaveFairfax

December 9, 2019 by Tracy Abbott Cook

I met Florencia, Jose’s mother, a few days earlier. Florencia and another mom had just left a meeting where they were told by district that CTC was being moved to accommodate WHFA. They were a combination of shock and sadness. They both did not want the school moved. The one mom whose daughter attends CTC said, “The Fairfax area is safe, I feel good having her here.” Florencia nodded in agreement. When I asked them if a move would be hard on their kids they said, “Yes.”

Filed Under: featured, LAUSD, Los Angeles, Parents, School Boards, School Districts, Special ed Tagged With: #sped, Co-Locations, LAUSD

Caught in a Venn Diagram in “Progressive” West Hollywood

November 13, 2019 by Tracy Abbott Cook

I stood near the nine school buses watching the teachers help the special education students climb the stairs and step between the curb and the bus door. These are the ‘short’ buses that have been the butt of jokes for decades. My heart ached. Where are all these nine buses of students going to go if this middle school pushes them out?

Filed Under: Charter Schools, featured, LAUSD, Los Angeles, Magnet schools, Parents, School Boards Tagged With: Nick Melvoin

Was Refugio “Ref” Rodriguez self-dealing and running front groups?

June 4, 2015 by Robert D Skeels

Was Refugio “Ref” Rodriguez self-dealing and running front groups?

By Robert D Skeels Currently under investigation by a number of authorities, including the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Office of Inspector General and the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Charter industry mogul Refugio “Ref” Rodriguez’s innumerable front groups are hard to keep track of. The following articles should help contextualize the situation, […]

Filed Under: Charter Schools, featured, LAUSD, Los Angeles Tagged With: Board of education, California Charter Schools Association, CCSA, discrimination, LAUSD, LAUSD School Board, neoliberalism, Privatization, rdsathene, Ref Rodriguez, School Board, Students with Disabilities

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Quick Education Voter’s Guide to the California CD34 Race, April 4, 2017

There are twenty-three candidates running to fill former Congressman Xavier Bacerra’s seat in Congressional District 34 in Southern California. (Bacerra is currently the state’s Attorney General, replacing Kamala Harris, who, after November 8, 2016, became our US Senator.) Election Day is Tuesday, April 4, 2017, 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. You can find your polling […]

Betsy DeVos, #NOTMYSDOE

Take the pledge to #resist and fight for public schools as a public good TODAY. DeVos had to have the assistance of Vice President Mike Pence’s unprecedented tie-breaking vote in order to win her confirmation. Two GOP Senators voted against, all Democratic Senators voted against. Yet all the other GOP Senators who received campaign donations […]

Next #DemDebate MUST Include K-12 Education Policy

The next #DemDebate is scheduled for the important primary state of Iowa on November 14, 2015. It’ll be broadcast by CBS in partnership with the Des Moines Register. Professor Julian Vasquez Heilig is leading the call for the families of 50 million students K-12 across the nation and the communities they live in to have […]

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