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Clear, but slim, majorities of L.A. city and county adults favor the mandates, but parents of school-aged kids are split, according to an LMU poll.
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Over the last decade, the electoral proxy war between charter advocates and teachers union groups has been a basic fact of L.A. Unified School District politics. But a pandemic can change a lot.
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California community colleges are expanding their bachelor's degree offerings in hopes of filling the demand for a more advanced workforce and improving equity.
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New data supports Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to give an additional $200 million for part-time community college faculty health insurance.
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California froze funding to its school districts at pre-pandemic enrollment — a help to most schools, but not for those gaining students.
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The district estimates one in five LAUSD students lacks internet at home or has substandard service, but its leader says this is a national issue, not just a local one.
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California schools — including in L.A. — are extending a warm welcome to Ukrainians who've fled the fighting in their homeland. At least 60,000 Ukrainian immigrants live in California, the second-highest population in the U.S.
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The program, which Parton launched in 1995, now has outposts in the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Educators from four Los Angeles charter schools walked off the job Thursday for a one-day strike, hoping to force recognition of their attempts to form a teachers union.
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Val Broeksmit helped journalists and federal authorities investigating the financial institution — and its links to Donald Trump — by sharing a trove of sensitive documents.
