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The District contracts for these services with the City of Los Angeles. The District's staff has no direct control over the City of Los Angeles' costs. Thus, the portion of the proposed budget …
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district’s organization and business operations is further testimony to his determination to make the Los Angeles Unified School District one of the nation’s urban school turn-around stories. …
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