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New Report Shows that LAUSD Already Has Teaching Staff Needed to Offer A-G Curriculum

Publication date: May 23, 2005

OAKLAND, CA (May 23, 2005) The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) already has the vast majority of the teachers it would need to provide every student with so-called “A-G” curriculum, according to a report released today by the Education Trust-West. On Tuesday, May 24th, the LAUSD Board of Education will vote on whether to implement so-called “A-G” course requirements for all students in the district.

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