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Category Archives: Education

Education is one of the areas of improvement targeted by Neighborhoods@Work. The ultimate educational goal is to ensure that our students are socially and academically prepared to graduate high school on time, college-bound and work-ready.

Blair H. TaylorBlair Taylor Testifes before the National Commission on Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity

Blair H. Taylor, President & CEO of the Los Angeles Urban League, testified at September 9, 2008 hearing held by the National Commission on Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity. Mr. Taylor’s testimony was as follows:
Good morning. Thank you to the Commission for allowing this important testimony to occur.
Many of the panelists have described [...]

Urban LeagueUCLA Analysis of Park Mesa Heights

These analytical briefs are part of a series on the status of Park Mesa Heights, a neighborhood located in South Los Angeles, a 70 square block area anchored by Crenshaw Senior High School. The Los Angeles Urban League (LAUL) has established a 5-year strategic plan to improve the quality of life in this area through [...]

Blair H. TaylorFirst and Long

This past week the teachers and parents of Crenshaw High voted in favor of the school entering the Innovation Division of Los Angeles Unified School District LAUSD’s effort to place select schools on a pathway toward localized governance and control.
The chorus for change was overwhelming: More than 80 percent of all the teachers and faculty [...]

Urban LeagueCrenshaw High School Teachers, Parents and Students Vote to Enter LAUSD Innovation Division

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Superintendent of Schools David L. Brewer III and Board President Mónica García will be joined by President and CEO of Los Angeles Urban League Blair Taylor, President and CEO of the Tom and Ethel Bradley Foundation Greg Franks, and others to announce that the Crenshaw High School (CHS) community [...]

Blair H. TaylorFirst, You Have to Really Care

The Los Angeles Times ran a front page article on June 3rd titled “A Startling Statistic at UCLA” which depicts the abysmal state of African American admissions at the University of California Los Angeles. As a graduate of UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, a former member of the Anderson School’s Alumni Board and Executive Committee, [...]