For quite a while now it has occurred to me that the longstanding, predictable, preprogrammed, and well orchestrated failure of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and other public school districts like it around the State and around the country can only be changed for the better by a radical restructuring of its openly entrenched self-serving bureaucracy that by it very nature has up until now put the interests of its vendors before the interests of its students, teachers, families, and communities.
