Litigation
May 31, 2014
State robs students in impoverished areas of learning time: lawsuit
Schools in high-poverty areas disproportionately rob students of learning time - a situation that violates its students' rights to equal education, according to a statewide class action lawsuit filed Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
By a variety of means, schools in high-poverty areas disproportionately rob students of learning time - a situation that violates its students' rights to equal education, according to a statewide class action filed Thursday by the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California, Public Counsel and others.
High teacher and administrator turnover contribute to this problem, as ...
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