A lawsuit was filed against Los Angeles Unified on behalf of an autistic student who alleged he was bullied at a South Gate elementary school and that an effective safety […]
Category: Education
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Expanded Learning Academy offers youth more than the classroom
The Expanded Learning Academy (ELA), founded in 2016 by Ronald Robinson, is an educational organization that specializes in fortifying enrichment for youth within the Pre-K to 12th grade, in after-school […]
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Reverse-racism lawsuit against LAUSD flies in the face of history
A new lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is not about protecting or upholding equality; to the contrary, it is about rewriting who counts as a victim […]
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Can A.I., TikTok and Reel Style videos help kids learn?
New methods of education for young children and youth is a topic that is in constant conversation as parents try their best to find new educational tools to keep their […]
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At Harvard, a Black Dean Falls
Harvard University now finds itself standing where politics, power, and punishment meet, as the removal of a Black dean unfolds alongside a renewed White House campaign aimed squarely at race, […]
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Trump administration pushes forward with student loan repayments
Student loan borrowers have some terrible news: starting January 7, the Trump Administration will begin garnishing the wages of student loan borrowers whose current debt is in default, the Department […]
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ICE raids affecting student enrollment in LAUSD
The Los Angeles Unified School District is reporting a significant decline in enrollment, which it attributes to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. The district said enrollment is down more than […]
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Woman alleges she was abused at ages 9 to 11 in after school program
A woman is suing Los Angeles Unified, alleging she was sexually molested as a minor by a staff member of an after-school program more than 20 years ago, but did […]
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Changes are coming to Congress
The Department of Education on Tuesday, Nov. 18, announced a further dismantling of the agency by transferring much of its remaining workload to other federal agencies. Under an interagency agreement, […]
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Dashboard shows deep gaps for California’s Black students
California’s latest School Dashboard makes one thing clear: Black students are making progress, but not nearly fast enough — and the public education system is still not organized to deliver […]
