from the LA Times
Ex-student says she told L.A. school official of sex with assistant principal
By Richard Winton
The administrator, told of her affair with Steve Rooney, advised her to recant her statement to police, she testifies. She admits having used a fake ID to appear older. >>
California Senate approves bonus plan to draw experienced teachers to struggling schools
By Patrick McGreevy
Legislators also advance a measure to make it easier for prosecutors to take possession of gang members' assets. Both bills will now go to the Assembly. >>
No Child Left Behind reading program is failing
From the Associated Press
The $6-billion Reading First hasn't made a difference in reading comprehension, the Education Department finds in a study. >>
May 1, 2008
Californians divided over new taxes for schools, poll finds
By Mitchell Landsberg
Respondents fault the governor and Legislature for not providing more leadership over education. >>
April 29, 2008
L.A. assistant principal charged with molestation of 2 more students
By Richard Winton and Molly Hennessy-Fiske
The L.A. assistant principal at Markham Middle School is accused of molesting two more teenage girls. >>
April 28, 2008
BASIC AID: Laguna Beach's lucky schools escape state's funding crunch
By Susannah Rosenblatt
'Basic aid' districts are supported solely by property taxes. It means that while their neighbors are facing layoffs and cutbacks, their classes are safe and may even be expanded. >>
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