by Office of Communications | Jun 1, 2018 | Uncategorized
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by Office of Communications | May 30, 2018 | Achievements, College/Careers, Employees
Above, Hamilton High French teacher Elizabeth Colker congratulates Dennis Portillo for choosing to attend Yale University, her alma mater. This is part of a series of stories about outstanding graduates of the Class of 2018. by Justin Frank Local District West...
by Office of Communications | May 28, 2018 | Achievements, Magnets
Above, Nightingale eighth-graders Teresa Xiao, left, and Phi Ph Dinh are destined for New York City in the fall where they will compete in the national finals in the Network For Teaching Entrepreneurship’s Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. by John Valencia...
by Office of Communications | May 25, 2018 | Uncategorized
Above, Stephen Sills reunites with Chief Academic Officer Frances Gipson, his former principal at El Sereno Middle School. This is part of a series of stories about outstanding graduates of the Class of 2018. It is excerpted from an autobiographical essay. By...
by Office of Communications | May 25, 2018 | Achievements, College/Careers, Employees, Graduation, Schools, Students
Above, Franki Bellhouse is flanked by Banning High School Principal Rudy Mendoza and culinary arts teacher Mary McAlpine. This is part of a series of stories about outstanding graduates of the Class of 2018. By Mary McAlpine Culinary Arts Teacher Phineas Banning...
by Office of Communications | May 25, 2018 | Uncategorized
Above, Classified employees Alexa Guzman, left, and Ling Lee earn kudos for their unwavering dedication to the District. By Lia Olga Maria Castano Personnel Commission L.A. Unified has joined with the state of California in officially recognizing the third week of May...
by Office of Communications | May 24, 2018 | Uncategorized
Above, left, Anthony Vu and Mulholland Middle School student Alvarez Baracamonte. At right is Angelica Arreola-Razo and Hale Charter Middle School Principal Christopher Perdigao. (Photo by Richard Jyles) By Lia Olga Maria Castano Personnel Commission L.A. Unified has...
by Office of Communications | May 23, 2018 | College/Careers, Community Engagement, Community Partners, Employees, Food Services, School Climate
Above, Dawn Soto finds joy in her work as a senior food training specialist with the Food Services Division. By Lia Olga Maria Castano Personnel Commission L.A. Unified has joined with the state of California in officially recognizing the third week of May as...
by Office of Communications | May 22, 2018 | Achievements, College/Careers, Employees, Schools, Technology
By Lia Olga Maria Castano Personnel Commission L.A. Unified has joined with the state of California in officially recognizing the third week of May as Classified School Employee Week in honor of classified school employees and the contributions they make to the...
by Office of Communications | May 21, 2018 | Achievements, Community Engagement, Employees, Facilities, School Climate, Schools, Spotlight
Above, Juan Amezcua is a well-respected colleague and role model for the staff and students at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School. By Lia Olga Maria Castano Personnel Commission L.A. Unified has joined with the state of California in officially recognizing the third...
by Office of Communications | May 17, 2018 | Announcements, Community Engagement, Community Partners, Employees, Schools, STEM, Students, Sustainability
Above, Reed Middle School Principal Jeanne Gamba and sixth-graders from the Environmental Science Academy celebrate their ‘Save the Drop’ contest victory. L.A. Unified has saved more than 1 billion gallons of water and $11 million under a conservation...
by Office of Communications | May 9, 2018 | Uncategorized
Above, science teacher Dina Karathanas is known for engaging with students, both inside and outside her Holmes Middle School classroom. (Photo by Jaime Norris) Teacher and Substitute Teacher Appreciation Week is May 7-11, and LAUSD Daily is celebrating the classroom...
by Office of Communications | May 7, 2018 | Employees, Language and Multicultural Education, Local Districts, Parents, Reading and Language Arts, Schools, Special Events, Students
Teacher and Substitute Teacher Appreciation Week is May 7-11, and LAUSD Daily is celebrating the classroom heroes who work every day to educate, lead, mentor and inspire the students of L.A. Unified. Each day this week, we will profile a teacher or substitute teacher...
by Office of Communications | May 3, 2018 | Attendance, Employees, Magnets, School Climate, Schools
Above, Angeles Mesa teacher Amanda Tooley offers a variety of workspace options for her fifth-grade students. by Justin Frank, Local District West Walking into fifth grade teacher Amanda Tooley’s classroom will challenge any notions of what a classroom is supposed to...
by Office of Communications | May 2, 2018 | Board of Education, Community Engagement, Community Partners, Employees, Labor Partners, Students, Superintendent
Above, Austin Beutner holds his first news conference since his selection as superintendent of L.A. Unified. (Photo by Tony Perez) Declaring “the classroom is where the magic happens,” newly appointed Superintendent Austin Beutner pledged Wednesday to tackle L.A....
