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LAUSD General Counsel Kevin Reed said the district is operating under a court-ordered plan, dating back to 1982, that has already been upheld by the U. Whereas parents privately contracted with masters for craft apprenticeships, which required that youths be given an education and taught a trade, poor children under court-ordered apprenticeships did not necessarily get an education and could be assigned to such "trades" as housewifery, which might qualify poor girls to become house servants. But when he's court-ordered to do a community-service stint at a Baltimore performing-arts high school, the tough guy finds out what it really means to be on his toes. |
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