I will confess that I’ve just become a fan of CBS ALL ACCESS “The Good Fight” binging the show in preparation to speak with first-generation Nigerian-American Nyambi Nyambi who plays the character Jay DiPersia and investor with a passion for justice. The acclaimed legal drama returned fo a fourth season this month.
This year, we said goodbye to amazing men and women, who left lasting legacies with their work, talents and time…
King is remembered by LAUSD and city officials for her commitment to youth and education.
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The district has been without a permanent superintendent since September, when Michelle King went on medical leave. King announced in January that she had cancer and would not return to the job.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Michelle King, who has been on medical leave since September, revealed last week she is being treated for cancer, and said she will retire by June 30 without returning to her job.
The Los Angeles Unified School District, which just two months ago saw a pro-charter school majority elected to the Board of Education for the first time, is about to get another jolt, it was reported recently.
Parents, students, educators weigh in on challenges, educational goals for new school year
Deborah Flint Deborah Flint was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) in June 2015. With oversight over three airports, Los Angeles International (LAX), LA/Ontario International (ONT) and Van Nuys (VNY), Flint is responsible for continuing the LAX Capital Development program, building on ONT’s 2015 increase in passenger traffic while transitioning ONT to its new local authority, and continuing to position VNY as a vital community partner. Specifically, her responsibilities involve managing the largest public works project in the history of the city of Los Angeles. More than $8.5 billion for capital improvement investment through Fiscal
The Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education formally finalized a contract Tuesday with newly chosen Superintendent Michelle King. “What a historic moment this is,” LAUSD board President Steven Zimmer said Monday following a unanimous board vote in support of King. “A daughter of our city, a student and graduate of LAUSD, a teacher from our schools, a principal from our system, a leader of our community will now take the helm with us together to lead this district, our schools and our community for breakthroughs in public education for the students that need us the most.” King, 54, has