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District officials announced Wednesday that software now blocks all generative artificial intelligence tools from LAUSD student laptops and tablets.Listen 0:44
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The Inglewood Teachers Association questioned Measure MM after the district received $330 million from two previous bond measures.
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An analysis of nearly 277,000 graduates’ earning data found that computer science and nursing degrees translated to the highest-paying jobs four years after graduation.
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District leaders are reevaluating how students, educators and schools use AI tools in the classroom.Listen 0:42
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The district’s kitchens are moving away from individually-wrapped lunches to freshly cooked dishes in an effort to boost nutrition and reflect their community diets.
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State lawmakers have reached a deal that would provide school districts some relief from the costs of childhood sexual abuse lawsuits filed after a 2020 law.
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UCLA’s new major fuses technological tools for statistical analysis, coding, 3D mapping and data visualization with traditional humanities.
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Southern California Counties, including Los Angeles, account for the highest numbers of homeless students in the state.
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Professors and students who use the subsidized programs will now have to compete in a tough, competitive market.Listen 0:43
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About 5,000 students returned to district campuses this week for the start of what could be the last school year under the control of an outside administrator.
