LAUSD misuse fund worth $1 billion, faces lawsuit by frustrated parents

LAUSD misuse fund worth $1 billion, faces lawsuit by frustrated parents

Art education is vital for students’ cognitive, emotional, and creative development. In response to this, Proposition 28 allocated $1 billion for arts education in LAUSD. However, funds have allegedly been misused, as they were redirected to cover existing staff costs rather than hiring new art teachers. Parents, including former superintendent Austin Beutner, have filed a lawsuit demanding proper allocation to support students’ arts education, especially in low-income schools.

5 ways immigration crackdown could cripple US business schools

5 ways immigration crackdown could cripple US business schools

Recent U.S. immigration reforms under President Donald Trump threaten business schools by reducing international enrolment, a key financial pillar. Stricter visa policies may limit internships, weaken executive education, and diminish classroom diversity. Additionally, restrictions on entrepreneurial visas could stifle startup growth, potentially undermining the global competitiveness of US MBA programmes and their role in fostering innovation.