LAUSD teachers to boycott first of 4 scheduled 'optional' instructional days
Teachers have voted overwhelmingly to boycott the first of four "optional" instruction days that were added to the LAUSD's academic calendar this year without union negotiations.
50,000 LAUSD students reported absent on first day of school
About 11% of the LAUSD population was absent on the first day of school.
LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho joins FOX 11 Special Report after first day of school
LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho joined Marla Tellez on FOX 11's Special Report on Monday night following the first day of school for thousands of LAUSD students.
LAUSD students return to school
Amid more relaxed COVID-19 protocols, classes resumed Monday for thousands of LAUSD students.
LAUSD goes back to school Monday with relaxed COVID protocols
The fall semester for the Los Angeles Unified School District begins Aug. 15.
Students hold protest over lead levels at Jordan High School in Watts
In a press release, protesters said when students and staff return to campus Monday for the start of the school year, they “will be met with lead levels 75x higher than what the Environmental Protection Agency defines as a hazardous threshold.”
First day of school for LAUSD students
Amid more relaxed COVID-19 protocols, classes resume today for thousands of LAUSD students.
LAUSD back to school: First day safety tips
As the kiddos return to school, the Los Angeles Police Department is reminding the public to keep safety a top priority.
LAUSD back to school: First day safety tips
With so many students heading back to school, safety is a top concern. Here are some tips to keep your kiddos safe.
LAUSD Superintendent visits students' homes in push to improve classroom attendance
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho visited the homes of students who struggled to attend classes. The visit is a part of the iAttend LAUSD Campaign to improve the district's student attendance rate.
LAUSD reaches out to students to get them back in school
The student outreach event occurred on Aug. 12.
LAUSD announces COVID protocols for 22-23 school year
The Los Angeles Unified School District revealed its COVID safety protocols for the upcoming school year, which begins Aug. 15. There will be no mandatory testing and no required use of masks indoors or outdoors.
20,000 LAUSD students not enrolled for 2022-23 school year
LA Unified is dealing with a massive student enrollment problem.
Mom sues LAUSD after she says son was vaccinated without her consent, suffered side effects
The mother claims her son was offered a piece of pizza in exchange for a COVID shot and then allegedly coerced into forging his mom's signature.
500 pairs of shoes stolen from nonprofit in back-to-back break-ins at Tarzana office
“For many of our students, these are the only running shoes they will get all year. It’s upsetting to think that these materials were taken from the children in our community who need them most,” Students Run LA said in a statement.
Judge deals blow to LAUSD student COVID vaccination mandate
A judge ruled in favor of the father of a 12-year-old student who challenged LAUSD's student coronavirus vaccine mandate, finding that the resolution approving the directive clashes with state law.
Judge deals blow to LAUSD student COVID vaccination mandate
Three months after hearing arguments and taking the case under submission, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff reversed his tentative ruling.
Weekly testing to end for LAUSD students, teachers
Most students and staff will no longer have to take a COVID-19 test every week.
LAUSD updates COVID testing guidance
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced it has updated its COVID-19 requirements following guidance of medical advisors and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
2 LAUSD board members seek reelection; 1 seat up for grabs
Two LAUSD Board of Education members are looking to retain their seats in Tuesday's election, while four candidates are vying to claim an open seat on the panel that will face difficult decisions brought on by a shrinking budget, declining enrollment and questions about the future of the School Police Department.