4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit

This page is a compendium of items of interest - news stories, scurrilous rumors, links, academic papers, damnable prevarications, rants and amusing anecdotes - about LAUSD and/or public education that didn't - or haven't yet - made it into the "real" 4LAKids blog and weekly e-newsletter at http://www.4LAKids.blogspot.com . 4LAKidsNews will be updated at arbitrary random intervals.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Worth a Listen: from Patt Morrison on KPCC

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LA School District Woes [ Listen ] First it was the payroll debacle that left thousands of LA school teachers overpaid or un...

L.A. Unified warned that it falls short of state standards

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Not to downplay this story - but the letter it is about and the board informative referred to are both from September - and the superi...
Tuesday, November 27, 2007

ARE KIDS WORTH THE COST?

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Business Week takes a look at children as just another consumer choice. Broadsheet by Carol Lloyd Nov. 16, 2007 | There's nothing l...

The Great Presidential Mashup: THE DEMOCRATS ON EDUCATION

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from Slate.com : Updated Friday, Sept. 7, 2007 - What have the candidates said on the issues so far? Are they changing their ...
Friday, November 23, 2007

STATE OWES SCHOOLS, SUIT SAYS: Districts join advocates in seeking $1 billion for mandated programs + Background Press Release

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by Judy Lin - Sacramento Bee Wednesday, November 21, 2007 -- Education advocates are expected to file suit today against the state of...

ARE SCHOOLS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL?

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Column by Dan Walters - Sacramento Bee Friday, November 23, 2007 - Gary Hart is a former teacher and state legislator who authored many...

SCHOOL PLAN COMES AMID FISCAL CRISIS

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Governor's education panel recommends new outlays, merit pay and other reforms. But lawmakers are facing a $10-billion deficit. ...
Wednesday, November 21, 2007

SHOULD SCHOOLS BE BLOWN UP? LAUSD Superintendent David Brewer on English reclassification, payroll problems and failing schools.

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Superintendent Brewer's Q&A with the LATimes Editorial Board from latimes.com/primarysource N ovember 21, 2007 - Admir...
Tuesday, November 20, 2007

High Priority Schools

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The latest version of the Superintendent’s Strategic Plan for High Priority Schools v. 9.0 Nov. 20, 2007 UTLA President...

The Private School Facilities Arms Race

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Monday, November 19, 2007, by Marissa Gluck from Curbed LA [Rendering of Brentwood School's Aquatics Center from Parallax Associates...
Saturday, November 17, 2007

What the "L"

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MEASURE L - which was approved by the voters on March 7, 2007 - was the only part of the mayor's plan for school reform he trusted the ...
Monday, November 12, 2007

Education Meeting Bingo v 2.0

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Education Meeting B I N G O knowledge base test scores think outside the box stan...
Saturday, November 10, 2007

The news that didn't fit from Nov 11th!

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► NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND LOOKS TO BE STALLED : Bush and Kennedy had thought it would be reauthorized this year, but wrangling of friends and f...
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Scott Folsom is a parent and parent leader in LAUSD. He is the former President of Los Angeles 10th District PTSA and represents PTA as Vice-chair the LAUSD Construction Bond Citizen's Oversight Committee. Scott is a member of the California State PTA Board on Managers. He serves on various school district advisory and policy committees and is or has been a PTA officer and/or governance council member at three LAUSD schools. He is an elected neighborhood councilmember of the Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council in Northeast LA, representing Mount Washington. www.asnc.us • In this forum his opinions are his own and your opinions and feedback are invited. • Quoted and/or cited content copyright © the original author and/or publisher. All other material copyright © 4LAKids. • To SUBSCRIBE to the weekly 4LAKids e-mail newsletter e-mail: 4LAKids-subscribe@topica.email-publisher.com - or -TO ADD YOUR OR ANOTHER'S NAME TO THE 4LAKids SUBCRIPTION LIST E-MAIL smfolsom@aol.com with "SUBSCRIBE" AS THE SUBJECT. Thank you.
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