LAUSD Candidate DeWayne Davis on PROP-39 Co-Locations

It should be noted that these responses were received after the Board meeting on September 26, 2023, where the resolution proposed by Goldberg and Rivas was passed by the LAUSD School Board by a vote of four to two (<a href="https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/new-school-board-president-nixes-parent-engagement-and-special-education-committees-a5e4dfb349da?sk=830d11561d3cf68876c7855d2c4cb317" rel="noopener">Kelly Gonez</a> did not record a vote). At this meeting, the Director of the Charter School Division, <a href="https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/more-examples-of-failed-charter-school-oversight-5cc32b0c6007?sk=8db3318de04b5c08fc7fb220fbf51d7b" rel="noopener">José Cole-Gutiérrez</a>, revealed that, despite what has been told to public school parents for years, <a href="https://medium.com/educreation/he-lied-26a313b5c17c?sk=e2acafd1aad3e7a049bbd097c66851f3" rel="noopener">state law does not state that a room without a certificated teacher is considered empty</a>. This means that it has been the District’s choice to force some students with special education needs into closets or stairwells to receive needed services. <a href="https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/lausd-candidate-dewayne-davis-on-prop-39-co-locations-6100117aa64c">Website</a>