Which Way, L.A.?

Power Politics and the LAUSD

It's down to the wire for Mayor Villaraigosa's effort to play a role in the public schools. Friday, he has a date in court with the elected school board. Is any chance of a compromise to shorten the time when nobody knows who's in charge? What's the role of the growing charter school movement?

By Warren Olney • Dec 12, 2006 • 30m Listen

It's down to the wire for Mayor Villaraigosa's effort to play a role in the public schools. Friday, he has a date in court with the elected school board. Is any chance of a compromise to shorten the time when nobody knows who's in charge? What's the role of the growing charter school movement?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA

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Which Way, L.A.?

Power Politics and the LAUSD

It's down to the wire for Mayor Villaraigosa's effort to play a role in the public schools. Friday, he has a date in court with the elected school board. Is any chance of a compromise to shorten the time when nobody knows who's in charge? What's the role of the growing charter school movement?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Power Politics and the LAUSD

It's down to the wire for Mayor Villaraigosa's effort to play a role in the public schools. Friday, he has a date in court with the elected school board. Is any chance of a compromise to shorten the time when nobody knows who's in charge? What's the role of the growing charter school movement?

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