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LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

Cover Story October 5, 2026

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD’s latest safety data show reported fighting and physical aggression declining, but ... more

LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working?

LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working?

Education October 2, 2026

LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working?

LAUSD still has school police, but the district also built a broader ... more

California Students: 5 Education Changes Families Should Know This Week

California Students: 5 Education Changes Families Should Know This Week

California September 28, 2026

California Students: 5 Education Changes Families Should Know This Week

Five California education laws signed Sept. 27 could affect students and families ... more

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

Education September 23, 2026

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

Only 763 of more than 12,000 vendors have responded, while 11 companies ... more

LAUSD Enrollment Keeps Falling. What Does It Mean for Your Child’s School?

LAUSD Enrollment Keeps Falling. What Does It Mean for Your Child’s School?

California September 23, 2026

LAUSD Enrollment Keeps Falling. What Does It Mean for Your Child’s School?

LAUSD has 373,538 students enrolled so far this school year. Here's what ... more

Latino Students in LA Are Locked Out of Advanced Math, and It Starts With One Missing Class: Algebra I

Latino Students in LA Are Locked Out of Advanced Math, and It Starts With One Missing Class: Algebra I

California September 22, 2026

Latino Students in LA Are Locked Out of Advanced Math, and It Starts With One Missing Class: Algebra I

Research shows that access to eighth-grade Algebra I can shape students' path ... more

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

Education September 6, 2026

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

A new AFT survey finds more than 40% of respondents have a ... more

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

Cover Story September 3, 2026

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

California is measuring growing demand for AI skills even as Los Angeles ... more

Can LAUSD Students Use ChatGPT? What Parents and Students Need to Know About AI Rules

Can LAUSD Students Use ChatGPT? What Parents and Students Need to Know About AI Rules

Education September 1, 2026

Can LAUSD Students Use ChatGPT? What Parents and Students Need to Know About AI Rules

If your child attends Los Angeles Unified, can they use ChatGPT? The answer ... more

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

Education August 31, 2026

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

The school community has launched a petition calling for a new athletic ... more

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

Cover Story August 26, 2026

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

The disappearance of hundreds of students from LAUSD classrooms is not simply ... more

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

Education August 18, 2026

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

LéaLA returns to Los Angeles September 24–27, giving bilingual children and families ... more

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California August 18, 2026

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California lost nearly 75,000 K-12 students in 2025-26, but demographic decline may ... more

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

Education August 17, 2026

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

Every school day, Los Angeles Unified School District serves more than 530,000 ... more

LAUSD Is Shrinking. For Latino Families, the Loss Could Be More Than a Classroom

LAUSD Is Shrinking. For Latino Families, the Loss Could Be More Than a Classroom

Education August 13, 2026

LAUSD Is Shrinking. For Latino Families, the Loss Could Be More Than a Classroom

Enrollment has fallen dramatically over two decades. In many Los Angeles communities, ... more

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

Education August 11, 2026

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

More than 520,000 LAUSD students return August 12 under new screen-time rules, ... more

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

LA Politics August 9, 2026

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

Nearly two months after the Lineage warehouse fire, air monitoring continues at ... more

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

Education August 5, 2026

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

As students return to classrooms, mental health experts say many children are ... more

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Education August 3, 2026

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Declining enrollment is shrinking school budgets across California, prompting layoffs, program reductions ... more

The city has Given Lineage Logistics a New Cleanup Deadline. For Boyle Heights Families, the First Day of School May Arrive First.

The city has Given Lineage Logistics a New Cleanup Deadline. For Boyle Heights Families, the First Day of School May Arrive First.

Community & Society August 2, 2026

The city has Given Lineage Logistics a New Cleanup Deadline. For Boyle Heights Families, the First Day of School May Arrive First.

Los Angeles officials pushed the Lineage Logistics cleanup deadline to Aug. 14, ... more

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