What a State Intervention Could Mean for LAUSD: Inglewood’s 14-Year Experience Shows Why District Leaders Want to Avoid It
Inglewood Unified's record-long state receivership offers a real-world preview of what could ... more
Inglewood Unified's record-long state receivership offers a real-world preview of what could ... more
Research shows many children avoid math and reading because of anxiety, cognitive ... more
California officials warn that losing federal mental health grants could threaten school ... more
County officials are taking a closer look at LAUSD's financial health, raising ... more
The new state budget does not require school districts to increase teacher ... more
Dozens of California laws are taking effect this summer, affecting schools, streaming ... more
California is investing billions in schools, healthcare, childcare and small businesses, but ... more
The court's decision keeps broader eligibility for higher federal graduate loan limits ... more
From Los Angeles to rural communities, a growing number of children say ... more
As LAUSD launches its Summer of Learning program, families and teachers are ... more
The Mexican consulates in California, MAOF, and the Institute for Mexicans Abroad ... more
With teen unemployment near 21% in California, young workers across Los Angeles ... more
From summer school and sports programs to free meals and swim lessons, ... more
Following FBI raids linked to the AllHere AI chatbot project, Carvalho’s law ... more
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