2010 - Issue 133

• This Does Not Compute
• Tamar Welcomes Our Community School to Devonshire Campus
• LAUSD Begins Pitch to Operate New High School in Granada Hills
• Little-Known School Serves Seriously Ill Students
• All the (blog) News That's Fit to Print: Chatsworth Student Contributes to the New York Times
• School Police Cut a Wide Swath

Published Date:
Thu, 09/23/2010

2010 - Issue 132

• Unchartered Waters
• Tamar Kicks Off School Year with Traffic Safety Message
• Gault's API Shoots Up 61 Points!
• A Smartphone App for Reporting School Maintenance Issues
• Social Media Butterflies...
• LAUSD Goes "Green" with School Buses

Published Date:
Thu, 09/16/2010



2010 - Issue 131

• Happy New Year!
• Superintendent's Annual Meeting: Personalization & an Early Good-bye
• Darby Get Out the Vote Drive Nets $500K
• Two Hot Valley Schools to Receive Much-Needed AC
• OIG Reports Millions in Recovered Revenue for '09-10

Published Date:
Thu, 09/09/2010



2010 - Issue 130

• Teach our Children Well!
• Tamar Responds to LA Times on Value-Added
• BOC Supports Much-Needed Projects for 15 Schools in BD3
• Germain, Nobel Go From Non-Title One to Title One Status
• BD3 Leads LAUSD in Number of Magnet Programs

Published Date:
Thu, 08/26/2010

2010 - Issue 129

• Time to Show us the Money!
• Obama Salutes El Camino Decathletes, Coaches at Oval Office Ceremony
• A Good Week for LAUSD in DC
• LAUSD to Receive up to $4 million for Providing Healthier Foods
• Summer Means Fun? Incoming Seniors Caught in the Middle of a Calendar Change

Published Date:
Thu, 08/12/2010

2010 - Issue 128

• It's Only Fare
• Boundaries for New Granada Hills HS Expected in Jan.
• District Brings Back Terminated, Bumped Employees for ISIS Roll-out
• Vanalden's Arauju Named Pre-School Teacher of the Year
• An Extra Special Graduation at Leichman
• Porter MS Students Perform Spoken Word at Skirball

Published Date:
Thu, 07/29/2010



2010 - Issue 127

• Common Sense for the Common Good
• Copper Wire Thieves Apprehended at Harding ES
• Cleveland Humanitas Receives $100K Donation
• Ahead of their Class:  Program Gives Students Head Start on College
• Lemay, Other BD 3 Schools Shine in Campus Beautification Contest

Published Date:
Thu, 07/15/2010

2010 - Issue 126

• A Declaration of Independence
• Superintendent's New Chief of Staff Looking to Bridge Schools & Central
• Teachers of the Year: Celebrating this year's honorees from Board District 3!
• Best Foot Forward Holds a Dance-off at El Camino!
• Tamar at LD1 Resource Coordinating Council

Published Date:
Wed, 06/30/2010

2010 - Issue 125

• We Get No Kick out of Punting
• Board Updates: Tamar Blasts $78,000 Car Wash Bill
• Congrats Class of 2010!  Busy Grad Nights for Tamar
• Peter Pan Culminates Magical Run for Henry's 2010 Drama Grads
• PCAC Hears About Per-Pupil Pilot Project

Published Date:
Thu, 06/24/2010

2010 - Issue 124

• The Class of 2010: Graduates of Record!
• Board Approves Carpenter Charter
• Tamar/Flores Resolution Calls for Change in Seniority System
• The Jean Brown Act: Outgoing LD1 Superintendent Reflects on LAUSD's Past, Her Future
• Chatsworth Celebrates Educators of the Year
• BD3 Schools Superb in Pentathlon

Published Date:
Thu, 06/17/2010

2010 - Issue 123

• Memo to Parents: How to Take on the LAUSD Bureaucracy, and Maybe Win!
• Tamar Lauds Police Academy Grads
• Digging up Dirt: Ceremony Kicks off Construction of Porter Ranch School
• Granada Elementary in Good Health
• Parthenia Street ES Dances for Diversity
• Tamar Addresses Budget Issues at West Valley Parent Meeting

Published Date:
Thu, 06/10/2010

2010 - Issue 122

• District Does its Best to Cope with Furlough-Driven Schedules
• Making SOCES Safer
• New Filtering System Will Improve LAUSD Monitoring of Social Network Sites
• LD1 Superintendent Jean Brown Retires June 30th
• Valley Schools Take up Fight Against Obesity, Diabetes
• Sports: Kennedy HS and El Camino Real HS

Published Date:
Thu, 06/03/2010

2010 - Issue 121

• Public Choice, Round 2: Make Your Vote Count!
• NAEP Reading Scores Show Slight Improvement
• Friedrich Leaving Beckford for ES #10
• Fewer Break-ins Over Spring Break
• School Choice Comes to Granada Hills
• Topeka Drive Boasts Dual Language Program

Published Date:
Thu, 05/27/2010

2010 - Issue 120

• Are Charters Administering Excessive Punishments?
• Superintendent Considers Library Staff "Essential"
• BD3 Schools Get $1.3 Million in QEIA Funds
• LAUSD Receives Grant to Fight Obesity, Smoking
• Virtual Classroom, Real Teacher: City of Angels Launches Online Courses this Summer
• Construction Plan: iSee Trains Tomorrow's Architects, Engineers

Published Date:
Thu, 05/20/2010

2010 - Issue 119

• Space Race
• Charter School Moving to Pearl Magnet Site
• Tamar Accompanies Mayor on Visit to El Camino Real Campus
• Tamar, Superintendent Cortines Hear of Successes at Reseda High
• Exporting Knowledge: High-Performing Schools to Share Best Practices
• The Advocate Salutes an Advocate

Published Date:
Thu, 05/13/2010

2010 - Issue 118

• Teacher Effectiveness:  It Will Take More than a Village
• Buying into Our Schools
• Funds Facts: Non-Title One School Benefits Greatly from Infusion of Dollars for 2010-11
• Porter Hits Half-Century Mark
• Milestone at Millikan

Published Date:
Thu, 05/06/2010

2010 - Issue 117

• A Bargain at $165K
• Will DWP Heed Board's Call for Separate Rate Category?
• Two BD3 Schools Selected for Per-Pupil Budget  Model
• Consent on Calendar: Canoga Park HS Parents Support Schedule Change

Published Date:
Thu, 04/29/2010

2010 - Issue 116

• Putting Families First
• DWP Rate Hike to Increase LAUSD Yearly Bill by $650,000
• Mr. Cortines Goes to Washington; Seeks More Fed Funds for Teachers
• Pre-C Education:  Many LAUSD High School Students Take College Courses
• Root, Root for the Holmes Team!
• SOCES Magnet Attracts Raves, Honors

Published Date:
Thu, 04/22/2010

2010 - Issue 115

• More Funds for Valley School Makeovers
• Solar Program Shines Ever Brighter
• Beckford Actors Hold Meetings with Legislators
• Charter: Several Operators Eyeing Highlander
• Northridge Kiwanis and Napa: 30 Years and Getting Stronger

Published Date:
Thu, 04/15/2010

2010 - Issue 114

• How to Transform Teaching at LAUSD
• DWP Ratepayer Advocate Position Moves Ahead: Will LAUSD Be Helped?
• A Different Kind of Kinder: New Program for those Born Sept. 1 - Dec. 2, 2005
• New RFP Process for Closed Schools: Charters Must Show Community Support

Published Date:
Thu, 04/08/2010

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