Education

Schwarzenegger, US Education Secretary Make Local Visit To Highlight California's After-School Program Push

Twenty years in, Cardona called California's funding program for after-school offerings — which Arnold Schwarzenegger championed when he was governor — a national model.

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LAUSD Officials Admit Tutoring Program Hasn't Met Expectations

Supt. Alberto Carvalho said some tutors are unprepared or haven’t shown up — and board members noted that may not entirely be the fault of the vendors.

From Prison To A Campus Home: CSU Fullerton Welcomes Formerly Incarcerated Students

Given its success, Project Rebound programs at other campuses, like CSU Sacramento and CSU Fresno, are looking to soon open similar housing initiatives.

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UC Student Workers Go On Strike, Citing Living Expenses

Representatives for the student workers union says it’s common for members to pay more than half of their incomes on rent.

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A Federal Judge Calls Student Loan Relief Unlawful, Deepening Limbo For Borrowers

The program to erase student loan debts for millions of borrowers hit a brick wall Thursday when it was blocked by a U.S. District Court judge. The administration quickly appealed the decision.

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UC’s Student Workers Can’t Afford California

48,000 underpaid student workers in the University of California system prepare to go on strike Nov. 14.

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Growing Numbers Of California High Schoolers Dual Enroll In College Courses, But Access Uneven Statewide

Earning college credit in high school can be a powerful tool for exposing students to universities and helping them get a leg up on tuition and earning a degree. But access to those courses remains uneven across California.

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After Years Of Mudslinging, This LAUSD Campaign Could Set Records For Positive Advertising

After setting records for negative advertising two years ago, the special interests who dominate LAUSD races are striking a different tone.

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Why Saugus High Football Team's Display Of Thin Blue Line Flag Has Community's Opinion Split

The display of a thin blue line flag during a football pregame ceremony at Saugus High School is revealing the growing political divide in the town of Santa Clarita. Some say it is championed by hate groups, while others say it is supporting law enforcement.

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Day Of The Dead Altars Become Spaces For Dead And Living From Communities Often Ignored

Students and staff at CSU Dominguez Hills made their Day of the Dead event inclusive for many communities who have felt marginalized.

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