Judge: LA school district broke law by not sharing facilities

By Esther Wickham | The Center Square

Published July 25, 2025 2:38pm ET

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(The Center Square) — A California judge ruled that the Los Angeles Unified School District violated state law for failing to share its facilities with charter schools.

Los Angeles County Superior Court judge Stephen Goorvitch, at the end of June, ruled that LAUSD broke state law when it denied charter schools access to its campuses.

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