Which Way, L.A.?

Is the Superintendent Trying to Break Up the LAUSD?

Superintendent David Brewer wants to put 44 of LA's lowest-performing schools into a separate district with its own superintendent, its own curriculum and its own rules. Is it the beginning of a breakup for the Los Angeles Unified School District? Also, what about fixing the LAUSD payroll system?

By Warren Olney • Oct 12, 2007 • 30m Listen

Superintendent David Brewer wants to put 44 of LA's lowest-performing schools into a separate district with its own superintendent, its own curriculum and its own rules. Is it the beginning of a breakup for the Los Angeles Unified School District? Also, what about fixing the LAUSD payroll system?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Karen Radziner
Managing Producer, To the Point & Which Way LA?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Is the Superintendent Trying to Break Up the LAUSD?

Superintendent David Brewer wants to put 44 of LA's lowest-performing schools into a separate district with its own superintendent, its own curriculum and its own rules. Is it the beginning of a breakup for the Los Angeles Unified School District? Also, what about fixing the LAUSD payroll system?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Is the Superintendent Trying to Break Up the LAUSD?

Superintendent David Brewer wants to put 44 of LA's lowest-performing schools into a separate district with its own superintendent, its own curriculum and its own rules. Is it the beginning of a breakup for the Los Angeles Unified School District? Also, what about fixing the LAUSD payroll system?

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