Dear friends and partners,
We began yet another unprecedented year with the goal of keeping kids safely in the classroom. I am proud of LA Unified’s efforts, decisions, and adaptations to successfully keep 100% of schools open and restore as much normalcy as possible for our students. We have made progress in accelerating the academic and socio-emotional recovery of our kids, uplifting the voices and needs of our families, and providing more resources and support equitably in our school communities. As we continue on the path to recovery from this crisis, we have an opportunity to transform the pre-pandemic status quo and build a better system that genuinely puts students at the center of everything we do. Read on for a closer look at this year’s progress on that path to a better LA Unified.
Onward,
By the Numbers
Priorities in Progress
Take a look at our efforts over the past year to support our school communities’ recovery from this crisis—while working to build a better future for our students and families.
Keeping schools open safely for in-person learning
LA Unified began the school year with 100% of schools open for in-person learning—and every one of those campuses remained open throughout the entire year.
Addressing learning loss and accelerating academic progress for student success
Supporting student wellbeing, mental health, and socio-emotional learning
Investing in modernized, safe, and innovative learning environments
A new leader for a new era in LAUSD
In the News
To the Future
As we work to build a better future for LAUSD, we also recognize the hard work and achievements of our talented graduates! The Class of 2022 has surmounted the unprecedented challenges of the pandemic, persevered through their high school experience, and are now ready to take their next steps into the world! Here are just a few of the impressive LAUSD student leaders graduating this year from Board District 4 schools.
