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California’s largest school district wants to restrict cellphone and social media use during the school day over concerns about their impact on student mental health.
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The Los Angeles Unified board will consider directing staff to create a policy that would ban student phones and social media use from bell to bell.
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Across California, tens of thousands of students with learning disabilities are navigating higher ed. But not all of them are getting the support they need, and many have to learn to advocate for themselves.
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California's best ranking was in children’s health, worst was in economic conditions, according to authors of the report.
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Gov. Newsom and the Legislature will have until July 1 to reach a final compromise.
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There’s a lot of help available, but students have to take the first step.
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The highly selective School of Dramatic Arts joins Juilliard and Yale in offering free tuition to future artists.
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Frenk will lead one of the country's most competitive public universities after a turbulent year.
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The district has temporarily restored officers to two schools, reviving longstanding debates and dissatisfaction over school policing.
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The Los Angeles Public Library’s summer reading challenge kicks off with a new tote bag designed by local artist Noor Sofi.
