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Well, Duh: State Yanks Credentials for Both Miramonte Teachers Accused of Lewd Acts On Students

Well, Duh: State Yanks Credentials for Both Miramonte Teachers Accused of Lewd Acts On Students

Say what you will about how the Los Angeles Unified School District is handling the ongoing investigation into Miramonte Elementary school, but news that the state Commission on Teacher Credentialing has suspended the teaching credential of former Miramonte Elementary School teacher Martin Springer is wholly to be expected. more ›

Local Student Named Fur-Free Finalist in Fashion Design Contest

Local Student Named Fur-Free Finalist in Fashion Design Contest

The Humane Society of the U.S.'s fashion design contest Cool vs. Cruel challenges students of The Art Institutes to reinterpret a "furry" runway look by crafting an improved, animal-friendly version. This year's competition culls from inhumane designs by Fendi, Alexander McQueen, Gucci and Oscar de la Renta. more ›

Tuberculosis Launches Very Small Scale Attack on UC Riverside Campus

Tuberculosis Launches Very Small Scale Attack on UC Riverside Campus

Keep your eye on the mailbox if you're a UC Riverside student, faculty member or nearby resident -- 1,500 people have been notified to come in for testing after a student at the university tested positive for tuberculosis. KTLA reports that the student got the diagnosis last week, and is now being put up in an apartment near campus where he or she will remain until the disease runs its course. more ›

Extra, Extra: Hearses for Halloween, Student Loan Relief, and Jews in DTLA

Extra, Extra: Hearses for Halloween, Student Loan Relief, and Jews in DTLA

In tonight's Extra, Extra, Obama announces relief for students, one man preps for Halloween in a very unique way, and a writer takes a look at Persian Jewish life in downtown. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports. more ›

Occupy LAUSD: What Does 'The Man' Have to Do With L.A.'s Educational Woes?

Occupy LAUSD: What Does 'The Man' Have to Do With L.A.'s Educational Woes?

Occupy Wall Street has beget Occupy L.A. has beget Occupy LAUSD. The movement states "This is a call out to the 99% in the Los Angeles Unified School District. It is time we Reclaim Our Schools from the 1% wealthy." But what does "the man" have to do with huge class sizes, dirty classrooms, empty libraries, fallow gardens and laid off teachers? more ›

Occupy LAUSD Aligns With Local Occupy Movement, Will March Today

Occupy LAUSD Aligns With Local Occupy Movement, Will March Today

A group of Los Angeles Unified School District teachers, parents, students, and other district employees will march with the Occupy L.A. protesters this afternoon. The groups will leave the Occupy L.A. site at City Hall at 4 p.m. and head to the LAUSD headquarters on Beaudry for a rally and press conference. more ›

UCLA May Allow Co-Ed Dorm Rooms

UCLA May Allow Co-Ed Dorm Rooms

Watch out, America -- our nation's moral fiber is unraveling with frightening haste. The latest proof? UCLA is reportedly considering allowing male and female students to room together. Suzanne Seplow of UCLA's office of Residential Life tells CBS News that the possible change comes on the heels of universities finding ways to accommodate transgendered students. more ›

Teacher Bans Students From Saying 'Bless You' to Sneezers

Teacher Bans Students From Saying 'Bless You' to Sneezers

Apparently one teacher in Vacaville has never seen the movie "Singles," and therefore doesn't know that all women want is for a man to say "bless you" to them after they sneeze. Steve Cuckovich is in fact discouraging the practice of blessing someone after they sneeze among his students -- and thereby ruining the dating lives of God-knows-how-many young men -- with the stated goal of preserving class time. more ›

UCLA Student Sexually Assaulted Near Campus

UCLA Student Sexually Assaulted Near Campus

While walking near Strathmore Drive and Levering Avenue by the UCLA campus on Saturday, a student was grabbed and sexually assaulted, reports ABC News. The attack happened at about 7:00 p.m. more ›

Prosecutors Want to Retry Teen Who Killed His Gay Classmate

Prosecutors Want to Retry Teen Who Killed His Gay Classmate

After a jury locked and a judge declared a mistrial yesterday in the case against a teen who shot a gay student in front of other classmates at his Oxnard high school, prosecutors vowed to push for a retrial. But experts — and the prosecutors themselves admit — that a second trial may not be any easier than the first. more ›

Judge Declares Mistrial in Case Against Teen Who Gunned Down Gay Classmate

Judge Declares Mistrial in Case Against Teen Who Gunned Down Gay Classmate

A judge has declared a mistrial in the case against teen Brandon McInerney, who was accused of gunning down his classmate Larry King at their Oxnard high school in 2008. No one disputes that McInerney pulled the trigger, but the jury deadlocked over whether McInerney should be charged with voluntary manslaughter, as the defense argued, or first-degree murder. more ›

Probation Camp Teacher Accused of Pantsing 15-Year-Old Student

Probation Camp Teacher Accused of Pantsing 15-Year-Old Student

A teacher at a Lancaster probation camp has been placed on administrative leave while an alleged pantsing incident involving the teacher and a 15-year-old juvenile offender is under investigation, reports LA Daily News. more ›

Lobbying Group Sees to It California Textbooks Include Positive Messages About Plastic Bags

Lobbying Group Sees to It California Textbooks Include Positive Messages About Plastic Bags

Although cities and counties in California are creating legislation to ban the distribution of single-use plastic shopping bags by stores and restaurants, one group has seen to it California's students will read a section in their textbooks about the positives about the bags. more ›

29-Year-Old Teacher Arrested For Sex With Teen Student

29-Year-Old Teacher Arrested For Sex With Teen Student

Another day, another teacher accused of having sex with one of their students. In a statement, LAPD announced that Van Nuys area detectives arrested 29-year-old Gazi Kabir, a history teacher at Van Nuys’ Montclair College Preparatory School, last Thursday after he was accused of having sex with a 15-year-old girl. Kabir allegedly went to the girl's house "for sexual activity," according to the statement, when she was home alone. more ›

San Diego Student Shot On Freeway While Driving To Class

San Diego Student Shot On Freeway While Driving To Class

A 21-year-old college student was shot around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning near the Balboa Avenue exit of CA 163 while driving to the University of San Diego, according to officials, reports the San Diego Union-Tribune. more ›

Public High School Teacher Labeled Student Wearing Pro-Gay T-Shirt a 'Sinner'

Public High School Teacher Labeled Student Wearing Pro-Gay T-Shirt a 'Sinner'

A student at Paloma Valley High in Menifee was branded a "sinner" by their teacher after the student wore a t-shirt that said "Gay is Good" to class. The teacher, whose identity has not been released, "drew an “S” on the hand of a student," to symbolize "sinner," according to CBS2, and referred to the student, whose identity is also being kept private, multiple times as such. more ›

Body of Missing SDSU Student Found in Madrid River

Body of Missing SDSU Student Found in Madrid River

The body of 22-year-old Austin Taylor Bice, a NorCal-born and Carlsbad resident studying international business at San Diego State University, has been found in a river in Madrid, Spain, according to the LA Times. Bice had been in Spain since mid-January, and had been missing since February 26th. more ›

Foreign Exchange Student Dies After Fight With Classmate

Foreign Exchange Student Dies After Fight With Classmate

A Korean foreign exchange student has died following a fight with a classmate at Sylmar's First Lutheran High School. The Los Angeles Police Department explain that the squabble began on Tuesday afternoon as a verbal dispute regarding cultural differences that turned into a physical fight that proved fatal. more ›

LACC Student Stabbed, Robbed On The Way To Class

LACC Student Stabbed, Robbed On The Way To Class

Authorities are searching for two suspects who, "stabbed a Los Angeles City College student and stole his laptop computer as he walked to class," reports KTLA. Sheriff's officials said the 21-year-old, LACC student was approached by two men on Monday evening around 7:30 p.m. The victim was injured while shielding himself from one of the suspects who lunged with a knife. more ›

93rd Rose Queen Claims Her Crown Today

93rd Rose Queen Claims Her Crown Today

After several months and several rounds, the Pasadena Tournament of Roses named Evanne Elizabeth Friedmann as the 93rd Rose Queen today. Friedmann, 17, is a senior at La Cañada High School, where she is active in the choir, as the class videographer, and in several academic groups. The former model and improv troupe member will reign over the 122nd Rose Parade on New Year's Day in Pasadena. more ›

Compton Middle School Student Collapses, Dies on Campus

Compton Middle School Student Collapses, Dies on Campus

Authorities in Compton are investigating the death of 13-year-old Luis Fraire, a 7th grade student at Whaley Middle School [map]. Fraire "collapsed on Tuesday while walking toward the boys' locker room," according to abc7, and was pronounced dead at a local hospital. He had allegedly "complained of chest pains," and suffered from heart problems. more ›

Police Expand Search for Missing UCLA Student Nancy Salas*

Police Expand Search for Missing UCLA Student Nancy Salas*

Authorities in Glendale say the disappearance of 22-year-old Nancy Salas is "suspicious," and today are going to expand their search for the UCLA student who went out for a jog in Glendale yesterday morning and did not return, according to the SGV Tribune. more ›

Prison Time for Burbank Teacher Who Had Sex with Student

Prison Time for Burbank Teacher Who Had Sex with Student

Amy Beck was sentenced to two years in prison for having sex with a 14-year-old student, the LA Times is reporting. A judge ruled that she has to register as a state sex offender as well. The popular David Starr Jordan Middle School teacher was arrested in March after she turned herself in. A wife and mother of three apparently couldn't live with herself. She pleaded no contest in court. more ›

Transgender Student Says CSULB Focused on His Well-being After On-Campus Attack

Transgender Student Says CSULB Focused on His Well-being After On-Campus Attack

Cal State Long Beach grad student Colle Carpenter was the victim of a violent on-campus attack, however the school has since been criticized for how they handled the incident according to LA Now. Carpenter, who is transgendered, was confronted in a campus restroom by his attacker, who then "pulled Carpenter's T-shirt over his shoulders and head and used a sharp object to slash his chest." more ›

Teacher Pleads No Contest to Having Sex With 14-Year-Old Student

Teacher Pleads No Contest to Having Sex With 14-Year-Old Student

She was an English and social science teacher at Burbank's David Starr Jordan Middle School, and now she could serve up to two years in state prison for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a male student who was 14 at the time, reports the Burbank Leader. more ›

Hollywood High Mourns Loss of Freshman Football Player

Hollywood High Mourns Loss of Freshman Football Player

Friday's Freshman-Sophomore football game between Hollywood High School and West Adams Prep ended abruptly when player Spencer Juarez collapsed on the sidelines, with just two minutes of play left. The game was halted, and paramedics were called to transport the teen to Children's Hospital. Teammates say "Juarez had just taken a hit, and as he was jogging back to the sidelines, he fell over," but just what caused the student to collapse... more ›

Hollywood High Football Player Dies After Collapsing During Game

Hollywood High Football Player Dies After Collapsing During Game

A Hollywood High School football player died yesterday afternoon after being hospitalized when he collapsed during Friday night's game against West Adams Prep, according to LA Now. more ›

LAUSD Board to Vote on School Choice Proposal Tomorrow

LAUSD Board to Vote on School Choice Proposal Tomorrow

Many teachers, union leaders, students, and parents are crying foul as the LAUSD Board of Education is slated to vote tomorrow on the controversial School Choice proposal, which will allow non-profits, companies, and other interested parties to apply for control of troubled schools in the troubled district. The plan was authored and spearheaded by Board VP Yolie Flores Aguilar, and is being touted as a vital component of "reform" by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. more ›

CSU Students and Faculty Protest Possible Cuts, Fee Hikes

CSU Students and Faculty Protest Possible Cuts, Fee Hikes

Tomorrow the California State University Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote on proposed cuts within their operating budget that will have staff and faculty accepting twice-monthly furlough days, student services and class offerings reduced, enrollment caps and freezes implemented, and tuition raised 20 per cent--on top of the already approved 10 per cent increase voted on just two months ago. more ›

Two Pedestrians Die in Unrelated Hit & Runs on Sunday near USC Campus & Highland Park

Two Pedestrians Die in Unrelated Hit & Runs on Sunday near USC Campus & Highland Park

Sunday morning saw the death of one USC student who died in a hit and run crash as she crossed Hoover around 3 a.m. 18 year-old Adrianna Bachan and Marcus Garfinkle, 19, were were walking southbound on Jefferson Boulevard at Hoover Street. Both were in a marked crosswalk when they were hit by a black, 1999-2002 Honda Accord or Toyota Corolla, travelling eastbound on Jefferson Boulevard. more ›

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