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LAUSD Loses Big for Race-to-the-Top Dollars
America's second largest public school district, the LAUSD, has failed to qualify for $40 million in Race-to-the-Top money from Washington, but Green Dot Public Schools — with just 18 charters — is still in the running for $30 million. Howard Blume is education reporter for the Los Angeles Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAmerica's second largest public school district, the LAUSD, has failed to qualify for $40 million in Race-to-the-Top money from Washington, but Green Dot Public Schools — with just 18 charters — is still in the running for $30 million. Howard Blume is education reporter for the Los Angeles Times.
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