Correa: Let’s Put The “Trust” Back in OUSD Trustees
Daniel Correa
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Daniel Correa, who is running for school district in Orange, argues it’s time for a change at the Orange Unified School District.
Time to Oust the Bullies That Run Our School District
Community Editorials
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Parents from Orange Unified School District petition to oust board trustee Gregory Salas and force a special election to fill his seat.
Orange Unified to Settle Case of Alleged Special Ed Abuse
Health
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The district reportedly will pay $2.75 million to families who claim their children were abused at the hands of a teacher at Taft Elementary.
Supreme Court Rules Special Ed Litigation Costs Are Public
County Government
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Orange County school districts have kept secret hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal bills they racked up fighting families of children seeking special education services.
Parents Angry About Outcome of Student Abuse Probe
Countywide
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Prosecutors declined to file charges against a teacher for allegedly abusing special education students at Taft Elementary School in Orange.
OC Families Face Fierce Fight for Special Ed Services
Health
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Local school districts rack up large legal bills in efforts to avoid paying for services sought by families, sometimes paying more for lawyers than the services would have cost.
Special Education Teacher Allegedly Abused Students
Countywide
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Parents in Orange claim a teacher threw rubber balls at the face of an autistic child, along with other acts of verbal and physical abuse. Parents also question the diligence of investigations by the district and police.
Seeking Solutions for County’s Strained Foster Care System
County Government
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State and local governments battle over who is the “parent” of
children who need a host of educational and mental health
services.
OC Universities Fail Public Records Test
Countywide
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First Amendment watchdog Californians Aware issued failing
grades to both UC Irvine and Cal State Fullerton in a test of their
responsiveness to the California Public Records Act. Two local K-12
school districts were also given failing grades.
