However, a few of the statements in the farewell letter are troubling. Dr.-Torres-Letter-to-IUSDĬancer is draining and we wish poor health on no one. Debra Duardo is now tasked with finding another County Administrator to finish off the downsizing of Inglewood Unified School District at the taxpayers expense. Los Angeles County Office of Education Superintendent Dr. The constant in/out of administrators is one way to keep the district in a constant state of disarray and impress upon parents that this is no place to educate your child when the leaders keep jumping ship.
Erika Torres) have been either been able to or had the desire to address the most significant challenges facing the district which is declining enrollment. Don Brann, LaTanya Kirk-Carter, Thelma de Melendez, Vincent Matthews, Dr. Not a single appointed administrator (Kent Taylor, Dr. The belief is the district is being methodically dismantled and a voting body would thwart those efforts as property tax assessments are still taking place twice a year as scheduled. It’s important to note that the state receivership of IUSD is not exclusively about the emergency loan. Torres and Inglewood Mayor James Butts asked the state to restructure the remaining balance on the loan, however, that request was rejected. Tina McKinnor held a town hall meeting last month that was met with frustration from residents who want local control to return to voters. (Credit: Inglewood Unified School District) Debra Duardo, and County Administrator Dr. Tina McKinnor, Supervisor Holly Mitchell, Dr. Teachers and childcare workers will have access to 75,000 doses a week.Asm. Gavin Newsom has promised that California will set aside 10 percent of its vaccine supply for school employees beginning March 1. They are also demanding that teachers receive the vaccine before returning to classrooms, even if the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevented indicated vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite for schools to reopen in the guidance they released last week. The union hopes LAUSD will wait until L.A County moves out of California’s purple “widespread” tier. On Saturday, educators and parents gathered in Downtown L.A, protesting in a car caravan to express their worries.
“We all want our schools to reopen, but it must be done safely,” said Myart-Cruz. 93 percent of the 900 chapter chairs voted in favor of organizing around a refusal announced President Cecily Myart-Cruz.Įven as parent pressure to reopen grows–frustrated parents organized a Zoom blackout protest Monday hoping to pressure LAUSED to resume in-person learning– United Teachers L.A is determined to hash out specific requirements. The union’s 35,000 teachers and other employees will vote this week on whether to move forward with the refusal to report to work in person. The teachers’ union has warned that teachers will refuse to return to campuses if mandatory in-person instruction comes before certain conditions are met.
Still, it continues to work with United Teachers L.A.
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LAUSD reached an agreement on Monday with SEIU Local 99, the union representing the district’s food workers, truck drivers and non-teacher workers. The Los Angeles Unified School District will resume limited in-person services for students with special needs this week and it is preparing for a limited reopening of schools soon but teachers are saying not so fast.
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