Education

Mayor speaks at Markham Middle School graduation in Watts

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa addressed the 326 graduates, telling them that "no matter how big you dream, occasionally you'll trip and fall." [...]

South L.A. schools failing to prevent dropouts

A new report says schools are suspending too many students, effectively forcing them out of school. [...]

Youth learn about media and its impact on stereotypes

The Youth Media Education Conference held at Cal State University Dominguez Hills debated issues such as self esteem and sexual identity. [...]

LAUSD students demand dignity in schools

A coalition of students, parents and activists say schools should be places to learn, not gateways to prison. [...]

Local high school matches students with colleges

Animo Inglewood Charter High School has created a supportive atmosphere for students who want to focus on academics. [...]

Local students accept offer to attend University of Southern California

Two students from Inglewood High School will attend USC in the fall. [...]

Design flaws in new Inglewood school gymnasiums

Two gyms at Inglewood middle schools were built with Measure K money. Read on to find out why students at Monroe and Crozier can't play regulation basketball in them. [...]

Compassion, literacy and tutoring

Some kids go to tutoring because their parents tell them to. But some go because they need a safe and welcoming place to go after school. A new tutoring center in South Los Angeles is helping. [...]

Crenshaw digital media team goes straight to the top

Apple Distinguished Educator Daphne Bradford has spent the last year working to get her students at Crenshaw and Dorsey High Schools an invitation to the White House. Now they are a big step closer. [...]

Earth Day brings a new garden to a local elementary school

Los Angeles Galaxy and Home Depot team up to get Compton students to read. [...]

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