Category: Education

In an effort to help African American students and their families understand what it takes…

The City of Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board and the Community Development Department have awarded…

Nine local schools are among those campuses who have been selected as 2009-10 Title I…

The advisory voting by parents, students, teachers and community members held last weekend to help…

A decision by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) to put Los…

If you live in South Los Angeles and attend Jefferson High School, you have less…

In the next few days, the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education will…

The grand prizewinner of the “Words To My Ancestors” essay competition is Deshonay Dozier, a…

When the women’s liberation movement began, inspired by the civil rights movement, and conducted primarily…

The U.S. Department of Education, Health, Human Services, and Justice department’s announcement this week that…