The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is making necessary changes to better its students and voted to cut one-third of LAUSD officers' school funding and reallocate the resources to supporting Black students. The board's decision to cut the police budget by $25 million this year and invest $36.5 million toward the Black student Achievement Plan (BSAP) will provide funds to 53 schools with at least 100 Black students enrolled with "high need indicators." A unique part of the BSAP is its plan to help Black students succeed within their environment and reduce suspensions or other disciplinary methods by working with community groups. "Student safety is everyone's responsibility, and it starts with creating a school environment that is centered in students' social-emotional well-being," LA Board of Education President Kelly Gonez said in a press conference . "The Board's investment in the Black student Achievement Plan ensures we are actively working to promote equity...
