Press Play with Madeleine Brand

As LAUSD board goes pro-charter, what will change for students?

After Tuesday’s LA city election, it looks like charter school advocates will run the LA School Board. What will that mean for the district, which is losing money as more children go to charters? What will it mean for the teachers’ union?

By Madeleine Brand • May 17, 2017 • 1 min read

After Tuesday’s LA city election, it looks like charter school advocates will run the LA School Board. What will that mean for the district, which is losing money as more children go to charters? What will it mean for the teachers’ union?

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

As LAUSD board goes pro-charter, what will change for students?

After Tuesday’s LA city election, it looks like charter school advocates will run the LA School Board. What will that mean for the district, which is losing money as more children go to charters? What will it mean for the teachers’ union?

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

As LAUSD board goes pro-charter, what will change for students?

After Tuesday’s LA city election, it looks like charter school advocates will run the LA School Board. What will that mean for the district, which is losing money as more children go to charters? What will it mean for the teachers’ union?

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