THE TOUR: Los Angeles: May 13-19, 2011

The Education Nation Experience was a public exhibition designed to inform and engage visitors on the current state of education in America, including our global competitiveness in K-12 education, post-secondary education, and workforce readiness.Read More

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On Sunday, May 15, NBC News held a Teacher Town Hall for Los Angeles educators to brainstorm ideas, talk about what works in the classroom, and highlight the challenges of today’s education system. More
On May 19, NBC News brought together business and civic leaders in Los Angeles to talk about the importance of educating America’s students to compete in the global economy. More
Los Angeles Stories:
By Dana Chivvis // May. 31, 2011 // 7:00 AM

Empowered by the parent trigger law, parents in the Los Angeles area are beginning to form groups modeled on unions. More


Education Nation // May 23, 2011 // 6:25 PM

The Job One Panel in L.A. brought together L.A. schools Superintendent John Deasy and business leaders Byron Auguste, Eli Broad, Maria Contreras-Sweet, Michael Milken and Linda Resnick. More


NBC News // May 19, 2011 // 6:02 PM

At the Job One Panel, business executives and civic leaders discussed the importance of educating America’s students to compete in the global economy. More


Public School Choice
NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 19, 2011 // 5:03 PM

Los Angeles Unified School District's Public School Choice program allows nonprofit groups, charter operators and teachers to submit turn-around proposals and then compete to run some public schools themselves. More


Mayor Forum
NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 19, 2011 // 4:41 PM

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa held a forum on Tuesday with teachers, parents, school leaders, and community members to focus on the importance of parent engagement with their kids in school. More


By John Deasy // May. 19, 2011 // 3:37 PM

Los Angeles Unified School District's new superintendent writes about the importance of resilience in the face of staggering budget cuts. More


iPad Algebra
NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 19, 2011 // 9:29 AM

Students in Riverside, California are learning algebra on iPads, and the school says that their grades are improving dramatically. More


El Sol
NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 18, 2011 // 4:26 PM

Bilingual Education: Getting Results at El Sol Academy More


Early Intervention
NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 18, 2011 // 3:08 PM

Early Identification and Intervention Key to Middle School Success More


Education Nation // May 18, 2011 // 12:00 AM

On May 13, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa helped cut the ribbon at the Education Nation Experience at Exposition Park. More


NBC Los Angeles (KNBC) // May 16, 2011 // 12:00 AM

Six thousand elementary school teachers in LA Unified School District were evaluated and the data was published in the Los Angeles Times, causing an uproar among teachers and a boycott of the paper. More


NBC News // May 15, 2011 // 5:18 PM

On Sunday, May 15, NBC News held a Teacher Town Hall for Los Angeles educators to brainstorm ideas, talk about what works in the classroom, and highlight the challenges of today’s education system. More


By Education Nation // May. 15, 2011 // 11:39 AM

On Sunday, May 15th, NBC News brought together educators from across Los Angeles to talk about key issues facing schools, including the effect of budget cuts, how to evaluate teachers, solutions that are working for schools, and the importance of parent involvement. More


By Education Nation // Apr. 20, 2011 // 10:03 PM

The Education Nation team is gearing up to hit the road! We’re heading to Chicago, Los Angeles and Philadelphia to host local versions of the national Education Nation Summit, which was inaugurated last fall and will be held again this September. More


NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams // March 29, 2011 // 3:48 PM

Parents and teachers at Walter Reed Middle School in Los Angeles sing the praises of their award-winning program, which now faces an uncertain future as its two directors were issued pink slips. The program is one of the latest victims of California's ongoing education cuts. More

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