Lausd sex abuse

• On Thursday, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) announced a new mandate that schools notify all parents within 72 hours if a teacher is removed from a classroom for allegations of sexual misconduct with students.
(Huffington Post)
• During a morning news conference Monday, board member Tamar Galatzan said the disgusting and tragic recent sex-abuse cases have tarnished the law because of bureaucratic problems within LAUSD.
(Daily Breeze)
• The new policy follows calls by San Fernando Valley school board members Tamar Galatzan and Nury Martinez to change how the district notifies parents about abuse allegations. This is definitely a move in the right direction, Galatzan said.
(KTLA.com)
• Parents will be notified within 72 hours when a teacher at their childs school has been accused of sexual misconduct under a policy adopted Thursday by Los Angeles Unified officials.
(Los Angeles Daily News)
• Six weeks after the molestation scandal broke at Miramonte Elementary, three LAUSD board members called Monday for the dismissal process for teachers arrested for sex abuse or other misconduct.
(Contra Costa Times)
• The official LAUSD Facebook page and YouTube account are taking off as well, because nothing helps us move on from horrific sex-abuse allegations like feel-good photos of science projects and won decathlons, she adds, sarcastically.
(Education Week)
• but said they do not absolve the district of blame for the recent spate of sex abuse cases.
(NBC Los Angeles)
• The second will standardize the process of informing parents about sex abuse allegations needs to stop balancing their budget on the backs of our kids at LAUSD.
(Huffington Post)
• and resolutions on employee dismissal procedures after recent sex-abuse cases have rocked the district.
(89.3 KPCC)