Articles What Would School Look Like if Every Student Built Caine's Arcade? Desiray FigueroaAirren KirkOct 09, 2013
Articles L.A. Student Does Graduate-Level Research on His High School, Finds It Lacking Liz DwyerJul 01, 2011
Articles L.A. Schools Get Serious About Rehabbing Lunch Menus, But Will the New Food Help Kids Learn? Liz DwyerJun 18, 2011
Articles Park Talk, Water Work, and Bus Art: Have a GOOD LA Weekend From workshops on saving water, to a roving gallery broadcasting art in every corner of the city, here's what to do in L.A.Alissa Walker12 Jun, 2011
Articles L.A.'s Mayor Asks for Public Input on Education. But Does He Care What We Say? Villaraigosa took to Twitter to announce that he wants to hear from the masses about education. Whether he cares what they say is still unclear.Liz Dwyer19 May, 2011
Articles Hundreds of Los Angeles Students Walk Out Over Plan to Fire Teachers Despite a 26 percent dropout rate, students at Huntington Park High School are against a school turnaround plan.Liz Dwyer12 May, 2011
Articles Broke L.A. Schools Are Giving Teachers a Half Day to Protest In an unprecedented move, LAUSD is working with the local teachers union to make a protest of education cuts happen.Liz Dwyer06 May, 2011
Articles Two Former Teachers Defend Music Education on YouTube In their latest video, the duo Two Teachers and a Microphone make the case for music programs, which are getting cut across America.Liz Dwyer05 May, 2011
Articles Jamie Oliver and LAUSD Make Up on Jimmy Kimmel Live The fight between the school district and the celebrity chef over school lunches could be ending if the schmoozing on Kimmel's show is any clue.Liz Dwyer29 Apr, 2011
Articles Make Up or Break Up? How not splitting up the Los Angeles Unified School District has driven education reform.Liz Dwyer12 Apr, 2011
Articles Too Big to Fail Mayoral control of schools in the nation's biggest districts.Keith ScharwathLiz Dwyer12 Apr, 2011
Articles Open Court is Closed: Real Teaching Makes a Comeback in Los Angeles The city's school board just dropped its scripted reading program, giving teachers back decision-making powers.Liz Dwyer03 Apr, 2011
Articles Two Angry Teachers Rap About Being Fired By LAUSD Two teachers laid off by LAUSD take to YouTube, creating a rap song illustrating how Angelenos can help thousands of teachers get their jobs back.Alissa Walker18 Mar, 2011
Articles LAUSD's New Temporary Classrooms Feature Stunning, Sustainable Architecture Replacements for the sad, sagging trailers seen on many Los Angeles campuses are vibrant, beautiful structures designed by the city's top architects.Alissa Walker25 Feb, 2011
Articles Dietary Supplements: Friday, February 4 Dietary Supplements is a daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Food HQ. Today we're serving up chicken wings and dried mouse appetizers. Enjoy!Nicola Twilley07 Feb, 2011
Articles To Serve and Protect? L.A. School Police Officer Faked Shooting Officer Jeff Stenroos' lie that a gunman shot him in the chest spotlights the need to reconsider the role of school police.Liz Dwyer01 Feb, 2011
Articles Court Decision Ends "Last Hired, First Fired" in Los Angeles Schools The ACLU argued that the policy of firing the newest teachers first unfairly targets students in disadvantaged communities—and won.Liz Dwyer26 Jan, 2011
Articles Video: Watch GOOD Build a School Garden Watch as our army of volunteers builds a school garden at 28th Street Elementary School in downtown L.A.Alissa Walker26 Jan, 2011
Articles An Interview with Jamie Oliver: On Corporate Money, TV, and the Mixed Blessings of Both Jamie Oliver Speaks About Food Revolution's Problems in Los Angeles At the L.A. launch of his Food Revolution, Oliver talks about the show's successes and failures, as well as his favorite place to eat in the city.Nicola Twilley18 Jan, 2011