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Clearly we have a broken, almost crippled school district and he doesn't have time to reflect," said Abel, chairman of New Schools Better Neighborhoods, a civic advocacy organization.
UNION TARGETS CHARTER SCHOOLS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
``It takes the support of an entire community to have a functional and successful school district,'' said David Abel, chairman of New Schools Better Neighborhoods, a civic advocacy organization for California's urban school districts.
WHILE ANTONIO'S AWAY, THE SCHOOL BOARD PLAYS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Ultimately, while critics have been buzzing that big promises must have been made because the deal was made behind closed doors, the public shouldn't rush to conclusions, said David Abel, chairman of New Schools Better Neighborhoods, a civic advocacy organization for California's urban school districts.
ROMER: ANTONIO SOLD OUT LAUSD DEAL GIVES TOO MUCH POWER TO UNIONS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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