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The Villaraigosa Unified School District
The state legislature gave Mayor Villaraigosa substantial control of Los Angeles Schools, but the State Supreme Court called that unconstitutional. The Mayor was reduced to campaigning for votes from parents and teachers. Tonight we’ll ask how his promises will be translated into a real plan. On Reporter’s Notebook, performance enhancing drugs and Major League Baseball.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenThe state legislature gave Mayor Villaraigosa substantial control of Los Angeles Schools, but the State Supreme Court called that unconstitutional. The Mayor was reduced to campaigning for votes from parents and teachers. Tonight we’ll ask how his promises will be translated into a real plan. On Reporter’s Notebook, performance enhancing drugs and Major League Baseball.
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The state legislature gave Mayor Villaraigosa substantial control of Los Angeles Schools, but the State Supreme Court called that unconstitutional. The Mayor was reduced to campaigning for votes from parents and teachers. Tonight we’ll ask how his promises will be translated into a real plan. On Reporter’s Notebook, performance enhancing drugs and Major League Baseball.
Read the story6 minThe Villaraigosa Unified School District
After a long, hard campaign by Mayor Villaraigosa , parents and teachers at seven high and middle school campuses provided the votes for his “Partnership for Los Angeles Schools.”
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