LAUSD to Start Serving Breakfast

[According to the LA Times] More than 200,000 Los Angeles students will start their day with a healthy breakfast in their classrooms over the next year under a major new program announced Thursday. 

The “Food for Thought” program, which will bring food into the classroom rather than just the cafeteria, aims to boost school breakfast consumption in the Los Angeles Unified School District from 29% to 70%, according to David Binkle, the district’s food services deputy director. To continue reading, Click Here.


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Miramonte Elementary: Parents Hire Attorney

From The LA Times:

Attendance dipped sharply Monday at Miramonte Elementary School for the first time since a current and a former teacher were charged last week with lewd conduct involving students at the campus.

About 73% of enrolled students were in class Monday, well below typical figures of more than 95%, according to the Los Angeles Unified School District. For more click HERE. 

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