Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally has dropped his bill to give LA's elected school-board members a pay raise of 600%, but Measure L on next month's ballot would create a commission to review their salaries, which are currently $24,000 a year. It would also limit members to three four-year terms and limit campaign contributions to $1000 each. In addition, four seats on the board are up for grabs. We get the lowdown from insiders, including former board member, now councilman, José Huizar, who helped put the measure on the ballot.
The Politics of Education
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Guests:
- José Huizar - Los Angeles City Council - @josehuizar
- David Tokofsky - education strategist and former LAUSD school board member and teacher - @davidtokofsky
- Howard Blume - education reporter for the Los Angeles Times - @howardblume