How communities within the Los Angeles Unified School District will be represented is now in the hands of the Los Angeles City Council, which has begun deliberations on a proposed redistricting map… ...

Map, includes Mid City, parts of South L.A. Elected: 2024; ... Enrollment: Twenty years ago, Los Angeles Unified schools were badly overcrowded. Now, LAUSD faces the opposite problem.

A coalition of Latino advocacy groups has released maps proposing new district boundaries for the Los Angeles Unified School District board that would return two ...

Los Angeles Unified is the largest school district in the nation that has an elected school board.That’s different from New York and Chicago, where the city’s mayor controls the school board ...

There are seven LAUSD districts, each represented by a board member who’s directly elected by voters. The board oversees the second-largest school district in the country, which has more than ...

Three seats are up for grabs on the powerful board that oversees the nation’s second-largest school district. LAUSD faces enormous challenges, including funding shortfalls, chronic absenteeism ...

LAUSD’s 100 priority schools target district's highest-need students February 29, 2024. Superintendent Alberto Carvalho announces the campuses that serve as a focal point of district initiatives.

Los Angeles Unified has completed its investigation into an isolated practice of 8th grade student attendance reporting at Madison Middle School for a single day in June 2023.

The Times asked each candidate a series of questions about their priorities, their opinion of L.A. Unified Supt. Alberto Carvalho, Schmerelson's work in District 3, charter schools and school police.

Los Angeles Unified School District board members unanimously approved the 2025-26 budget as they faced an almost $3 billion ...

The map is nearly identical to the one recommended by the LAUSD Redistricting Committee, with one adjustment made to keep Carver Middle School and Sally Ride Elementary School in District 5 ...

The proposed resolution is co-authored by LAUSD school board president Jackie Goldberg and school board member Rocio Rivas. They say it would mitigate the negative impacts of co-location. The district ...