LOS ANGELES — State Assembly Speaker John Perez joined Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Board President Monica Garcia along with leaders from business and community-based organizations to announce a $1.1 million grant for Local District 4 — presented by ConnectEd — to help high school students “link” learning to college and sustainable careers.

Deja Huella Educate is Univision's education initiative aimed at increasing the number of Latino student graduates in our schools.  ABC partnered with Univision 34 the week of January 4th-8th to broadcast education  related information from Pre-K through college to over 5 million viewers. 

Hundreds of parents, students, teachers, and community leaders filled the Board Room at the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) headquarters on August 25, 2009, to support a new resolution – “Public School Choice: A New Way at LAUSD” – that invites qualified operators to run up to fifty of the district’s newly-built schools, and its more than two hundred low-performing schools. The motion, which passed with overwhelming support, will create a process for ensuring strong instructional programs at each of the newly-constructed campuses, and produce transformational plans for the lowest-performing schools.