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Policies and Procedures

The Los Angeles Unified School District is committed to providing a safe working and learning environment, free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and/or bullying. Federal and  State law and the California Education Code mandate that the District annually publish and disseminate nondiscrimination notices. 

 

Cyberbullying

 

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Ed Code
 

LAUSD Title IX Page

 

Non-Discrimination And Anti-Harassment (Including Sexual Harassment) Policy And Complaint Procedure

 

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Policy on Pupil Suicide Prevention 

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Title IX

The Title IX Coordinator / Bullying Complain Manager is Kathy Esquer. She can be reached at (818)348-4741. For additional information, please click here.

Non-discrimination Statement

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Uniform Complaint Procedure (UCP)

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Williams/ Valenzuela 
 

Every student has the right to a quality education. The Williams Complaint Procedures help ensure that all students have:

  • Up-to-date textbooks and instructional materials to use at school and at home, when needed
  • Safe, clean, and well-maintained school facilities
  • Qualified teachers who are properly assigned to teach their classes

The Williams Complaint Procedures were created after a California court case that led to new laws protecting students' rights. These laws help make sure that all public schools provide the basic resources students need to learn and succeed.

In 2023, California updated these laws through Assembly Bill (AB) 1078. The updated law provides clearer guidelines for the selection and use of textbooks, instructional materials, library books, and other educational resources. It also gives the state additional authority to ensure that schools follow these requirements.

If you believe your child does not have the instructional materials they need, is learning in an unsafe or poorly maintained classroom, or has not been assigned an appropriately qualified teacher, you have the right to file a Williams Complaint. Complaints may be submitted to the school principal using the District's Williams Uniform Complaint Procedures.

 

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