Mariana Dale is a Reporter at LAist. She focuses on K-12 education, delving into topics such as public education, school governance, and educational policy, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society. Her work has been featured in The 74 Media, LAist.com, The Eastsider, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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New rules start soon for youngest LAUSD students Topline: Screen time limits for Los Angeles Unified School District's youngest students begin Aug. 12.
By: Mariana Dale
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Prepare for school amid post-fire stench Topline: The Boyle Heights warehouse fire — and the stench of millions of pounds of rotting
By: Mariana Dale
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By: Mariana Dale
The Los Angeles Unified School District Board planned to vote on firing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho for cause before he resigned in June. Letters released to LAist in response to a public records request show the district accused Carvalho of violating district policy. The documents LAist received also show his lawyers contested the allegations.
The Los Angeles Unified School District Board planned to vote on firing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho for cause before he resigned in June. Letters released to LAist in response to a public records request show the district accused Carvalho of violating district policy. The documents LAist received also show his lawyers contested the allegations.
The Los Angeles Unified School Board planned to vote on firing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho before he abruptly resigned in June, accusing him of “unprofessional conduct” and “unsatisfactory performance,” according to newly-released documents.
By: Mariana Dale
Topline: The backstory: During the last school year, an average of 16,800 students rode the bus each day, up from 15,300 students in the 2023-2024 school year.
By: Mariana Dale
The policy requires the district to block all students from accessing YouTube, social media and streaming platforms without teacher approval.
By: Mariana Dale
This article was originally published in LAist. Screen time limits for Los Angeles Unified School District's youngest students begin in August.
