by Office of Communications | Mar 23, 2018 | Attendance, Board of Education, College/Careers, Community Engagement, Dropouts, Employees, I believe in LAUSD, Local Districts, Parents, School Climate, Schools, Students, Superintendent
Above, clockwise from left, A Grape Street Elementary student walks the red carpet; Hollywood High promotes attendance awareness; the Marlton School rewards students for perfect attendance. By Dr. Michelle Castelo Alferes Director of Pupil Services Student Health and...
by Office of Communications | Mar 9, 2018 | Arts, Community Engagement, Employees, I believe in LAUSD, Language and Multicultural Education, peace, School Climate, Schools, Special Events, Students
Above, Clockwise from top left, Wonderland Avenue students portray civil rights leaders; Michael Yoon plays ‘Imagine;’ second-grader Saskia Hill watches the assembly from the audience; Levi DeLeon gives his presentation on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....
by Office of Communications | Feb 14, 2018 | Board of Education, Community Engagement, Employees, I believe in LAUSD, Local Districts, School Police
Above, Brainard Elementary School fifth-graders share Valentine’s Day cheer with residents of Country Manor Healthcare in Lake View Terrace. Bringing smiles, music and handmade cards, fifth-graders from Brainard Elementary School in Lake View Terrace paid a...
by Office of Communications | Feb 12, 2018 | A-G, Arts, Board of Education, College/Careers, Community Engagement, Community Partners, Early Education, Employees, I believe in LAUSD, Language and Multicultural Education, Local Districts, School Climate, Schools, Special Events, STEM, Students
Above, the Northeast STEAMFest provides a wealth of resources for students interested in robotics. Scores of schools and hundreds of visitors crowded the campus of Byrd Middle School in Sun Valley on Saturday for Local District Northeast’s second annual STEAMFest,...
by Samuel Gilstrap | Nov 8, 2017 | Alumni, Athletics, Community Engagement, Employees, History, I believe in LAUSD, Language and Multicultural Education, Parents, Personal story, Public officials, Reading and Language Arts, Schools, Special Education, Spotlight
Marlton School is mourning the loss of one of its most revered teachers, Carol Billone, who in 1968 became the first Deaf teacher to be hired by L.A. Unified. Billone died of cancer on Oct. 31. She was 74. Having moved to Los Angeles with her family at age 3 and then...
by Office of Communications | Oct 20, 2017 | Achievements, Arts, Community Partners, I believe in LAUSD, Schools, Special Events, Students
By Peter Horton School Workforce Coordinator LA Promise Fund Step inside Manual Arts High School, turn left, follow the long corridor past the office, past the science building, turn right when you hear the sound of music, and you’ll arrive at Mr. Romeo Vera’s band...
