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Band director Womack wins Opus Foundation Award
Feb. 4, 2010 | Newly Paul | KPCC | 0 commentsVincent Womack took out a white handkerchief and dabbed his face a couple times upon learning that he had been selected as winner of the Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation Award as band director at the Foshay Learning Center near downtown Los Angeles.
Charter schools segregated, UCLA report warns
Listen:Feb. 4, 2010 | Adolfo Guzman-Lopez | KPCC | 7 comments
Public charter schools in the Southland and the rest of the country are increasingly segregated, UCLA researchers outline in a report released today. That’s leading, they contend, to unequal educational opportunities.
UCLA charter school segregation report
Parents, teachers and students vote on LAUSD campus reform plans
Listen:Feb. 2, 2010 | Adolfo Guzman-Lopez | KPCC | 1 comment
Voting begins this morning as the Los Angeles Unified School District allows parents, teachers, and students to cast an advisory vote on which non-profit groups should run three dozen low-performing and new campuses.
OC Register / Education
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Education Week
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L.A. Times: Education
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U.S. News: Education
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New York Times: Education
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CNN: Education
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