Videos
Video: L.A. Charter Schools’ Discipline Bias Revealed
Twenty-two charters — nearly all of them in high-poverty neighborhoods — accounted for 42 percent of L.A. charter schools’ nearly 3,700 suspensions last year.
Also: Read Robin Urevich’s report for this story in our Grading Charter Schools series.
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Task Force Report: Curb Runaway Charter School Expansion
Hard Times in the Imperial Valley
Referrals of Students to Police Are Still a Problem at L.A. Schools
Have West Sacramento Charters Become Self-Segregated Enclaves?
Video: Behind the Lead Alarm That Closed a Kids’ Gym
L.A. Charters Suspend Black and Disabled Students at Higher Rates
College ‘Fixer’ Advised White Applicants to Fake Minority Status
Have West Sacramento Charters Become Self-Segregated Enclaves?
Students Claim Concord School Uses Excessive Physical Restraint
California Thinks Outside the Ballot Box
Video: Behind the Lead Alarm That Closed a Kids’ Gym
Video: L.A. Charter Schools’ Discipline Bias Revealed
Video: What Uber and Lyft Drivers Want
Is Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Killing the California Dream?
Central Valley Drains Away
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Grading Charter SchoolsMay 22, 2019L.A. Charters Suspend Black and Disabled Students at Higher Rates
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EducationMay 30, 2019College ‘Fixer’ Advised White Applicants to Fake Minority Status
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Grading Charter SchoolsJune 11, 2019Have West Sacramento Charters Become Self-Segregated Enclaves?
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Learning CurvesMay 23, 2019Students Claim Concord School Uses Excessive Physical Restraint
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Politics & GovernmentMay 28, 2019California Thinks Outside the Ballot Box
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Grading Charter SchoolsJune 5, 2019Churn & Burn: Charter Teachers Challenged by Working Conditions, Lower Pay
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Learning CurvesJune 7, 2019Trump Ends Schooling for Detained Immigrant Kids
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EnvironmentJune 6, 2019Lead Contamination: Questions Remain in Santa Clara County Business Closures