Education

“Three Weeks in January” art project strives to end rape in LA

Councilwoman Jan Perry presented an intergenerational community dialogue about ending rape in Los Angeles. [...]

OPINION: Stop holding us back

Group encourages incorporating student test scores in teacher evaluations, despite the 25% error rate. [...]

Child care providers demand full pay from the state

Providers of subsidized child care services in South LA gathered at the Center for Children and Family Services to demand the pay they didn't receive last year. [...]

Inglewood school reopens after reconstruction

After two years in portable classrooms, students at La Tijera K-8 school move in to their new school [...]

South LA mother starts “Deaf Latinos” group

Irma Sanchez’s three sons were all born Deaf and must communicate using American Sign Language (ASL). Inspired by her journey to learn ASL, Sanchez started the group “Deaf Latinos” – a free weekly class at her South Los Angeles home where she teaches ASL in Spanish. [...]

Meet Edison’s new principal

The title is officially new, but Pedro Garcia is no stranger to students, parents or teachers at Edison Middle School. [...]

Clinton Middle School Winter Festival gathers community

More than 500 people attended the first annual Winter Festival at William Jefferson Clinton Middle School in South Los Angeles on Saturday, December 10. [...]

OPINION: Teachers are the real 1%: Didn’t you know?

David Lyell, a 13-year veteran LAUSD teacher and Secretary of United Teachers Los Angeles, recently read a report on teachers' pay. And, based on his experience, it's all wrong. [...]

Free College and Career Convention comes to South LA

A free College and Career Convention will take place on Wednesday, December 7 and Thursday, December 8 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. [...]

New teaching techniques may help preschoolers

Los Angeles Universal Preschool offers new tools for providing children with better early education. [...]

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