UTLA not yet on board with deal to reopen schools
The state of California announced a multibillion-dollar deal aimed at enticing schools to resume in-person learning April 1, but union demands for vaccinations of teachers and reduced transmission rates make it unlikely LAUSD will meet that date.
The state of California announced a multibillion-dollar deal aimed at enticing schools to resume in-person learning April 1, but union demands for vaccinations of teachers and reduced transmission rates make it unlikely LAUSD will meet that date.
State deal encourages school reopening by April, but local resistance looms
The state of California announced a multibillion-dollar deal aimed at enticing schools to resume in-person learning April 1, but union demands for vaccinations of teachers and reduced transmission rates make it unlikely LAUSD will meet that date.
The state of California announced a multibillion-dollar deal aimed at enticing schools to resume in-person learning April 1, but union demands for vaccinations of teachers and reduced transmission rates make it unlikely LAUSD will meet that date.
California State Superintendent speaks with FOX 11
California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond spoke with FOX 11 as LAUSD continues to discuss reopening.
California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond spoke with FOX 11 as LAUSD continues to discuss reopening.
Mass vaccination site for LAUSD teachers and staff
LAUSD opened its own mass vaccination site at SoFi Stadium.
LAUSD opened its own mass vaccination site at SoFi Stadium.
Parents, students rally in West LA demanding for schools to reopen
Parents and students attended a rally on Saturday in West Los Angeles demanding for schools to reopen.
Parents and students attended a rally on Saturday in West Los Angeles demanding for schools to reopen.
Inglewood first-grader steals the show with poem on Zoom
FOX 11 unintentionally stumbled upon this superstar first-grader from Inglewood after LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner finished his weekly address.
FOX 11 unintentionally stumbled upon this superstar first-grader from Inglewood after LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner finished his weekly address.
Non-teacher LAUSD workers, district reach deal in step toward reopening
A union representing non-teachers at Los Angeles Unified -- including custodians, food service workers, truck drivers and other essential workers -- has reached an agreement with the district in preparation for the eventual reopening of schools for in-person instruction, the union announced on Monday.
A union representing non-teachers at Los Angeles Unified -- including custodians, food service workers, truck drivers and other essential workers -- has reached an agreement with the district in preparation for the eventual reopening of schools for in-person instruction, the union announced on Monday.
LAUSD parents, students hold 'Zoom blackout' as protest to reopen schools
Some parents and students in the Los Angeles Unified School District held a "Zoom blackout" on Monday morning as part of a protest to reopen schools.
Some parents and students in the Los Angeles Unified School District held a "Zoom blackout" on Monday morning as part of a protest to reopen schools.
LAUSD announces app to coordinate COVID-19 factors in step toward reopening
The Los Angeles Unified School District Monday announced the launch of "Daily Pass," the first comprehensive system in the nation that coordinates health checks, COVID-19 tests and vaccinations in one online tool.
The Los Angeles Unified School District Monday announced the launch of "Daily Pass," the first comprehensive system in the nation that coordinates health checks, COVID-19 tests and vaccinations in one online tool.
LA School Board's removal of officers from campuses draws mixed reactions
The Los Angeles School Board's decision to remove school police officers from campus and replace them with staff trained in de-escalation strategies is facing both praise and criticism from the community.
The Los Angeles School Board's decision to remove school police officers from campus and replace them with staff trained in de-escalation strategies is facing both praise and criticism from the community.
LAUSD opens COVID vaccine site, but not its schools
The Los Angeles Unified School District Wednesday opened its first school-based COVID-19 vaccination center, but shots will only be offered to people who qualify for the inoculations as health care workers or who are age 65 or over.
The Los Angeles Unified School District Wednesday opened its first school-based COVID-19 vaccination center, but shots will only be offered to people who qualify for the inoculations as health care workers or who are age 65 or over.
LAUSD announces plan for large-scale vaccine site for teachers, school staff at SoFi Stadium
L.A. Unified Wednesday announced a collaboration with the Los Angeles Rams, Hollywood Park and the City of Inglewood to operate a large-scale vaccination site on the grounds of SoFi Stadium that could serve teachers and school staff in L.A. County.
L.A. Unified Wednesday announced a collaboration with the Los Angeles Rams, Hollywood Park and the City of Inglewood to operate a large-scale vaccination site on the grounds of SoFi Stadium that could serve teachers and school staff in L.A. County.
LA school board removes officers from campuses, approves Black student investment
The Los Angeles school board plans to replace school police officers on campuses with staff trained in de-escalation strategies and approve a $36.5 million Black Student Achievement Plan.
The Los Angeles school board plans to replace school police officers on campuses with staff trained in de-escalation strategies and approve a $36.5 million Black Student Achievement Plan.
Some LA County schools cleared to reopen this week
Officials announced this week that eligible schools in Los Angeles County could reopen.
Officials announced this week that eligible schools in Los Angeles County could reopen.
Private school teachers offered vaccine ahead of schedule
How do teachers at private schools end up with vaccine doses ahead of schedule? FOX 11's Christina Gonzalez investigates.
How do teachers at private schools end up with vaccine doses ahead of schedule? FOX 11's Christina Gonzalez investigates.
Coalition urges LAUSD board vote to 'fund black futures, not school police'
A coalition of Black students, parents, teachers and community members called Thursday for the Los Angeles Unified School District board to put $25 million recently cut from the school police budget into campuses with the highest Black student enrollment, including those with higher rates of student arrests and lowest achievement levels.
A coalition of Black students, parents, teachers and community members called Thursday for the Los Angeles Unified School District board to put $25 million recently cut from the school police budget into campuses with the highest Black student enrollment, including those with higher rates of student arrests and lowest achievement levels.
Students describe the mental toll of distance learning
The COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of thousands of people in California, including students who had to adapt to distance learning in March of last year.
The COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of thousands of people in California, including students who had to adapt to distance learning in March of last year.
Councilmember introduces motion to explore legal options to force LAUSD schools to reopen
Following through on a move he announced last week, City Councilman Joe Buscaino introduced a motion Tuesday that would ask the city's lawyers to explore legal options to compel schools within the Los Angeles Unified School District to reopen for in-person learning.
Following through on a move he announced last week, City Councilman Joe Buscaino introduced a motion Tuesday that would ask the city's lawyers to explore legal options to compel schools within the Los Angeles Unified School District to reopen for in-person learning.
LAUSD says reopening is out of the district's control
As the push continues for reopening schools, LAUSD explains the process is a bit more complicated than what people think.
As the push continues for reopening schools, LAUSD explains the process is a bit more complicated than what people think.
LAUSD responds to city councilman's push to reopen schools
Los Angeles Superintendent Austin Beutner and Board of Education members responded today to Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino's plans to have the city sue schools to reopen, calling the move a political stunt that will not reopen schools.
Los Angeles Superintendent Austin Beutner and Board of Education members responded today to Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino's plans to have the city sue schools to reopen, calling the move a political stunt that will not reopen schools.