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The Eastside school had the highest score and is among eight LAUSD schools advancing to the California Academic Decathlon set for March 19–22.
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Community colleges are spending millions on AI-powered chatbots that students say often give inaccurate answers. Many might see upgrades this year.
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The popular College Corps program pays students up to $10,000 for community service work, including tutoring incarcerated youth, assisting at food banks and more.
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LAist talked to legal experts to understand why the justification for the searches remains under wraps.Listen 0:42
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The Supreme Court ruling blocks California’s policy barring K-12 teachers from outing trans students to parents unless students consent.
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Tutoring will be provided for students in small groups or one-on-one, complementing what they learn in the classroom.
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The district is officially on the hook for providing high-dosage tutoring to students after a judge approved a settlement reached last fall.
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The new interim leader has worked for the district for nearly three decades, most recently as chief of school operations.Listen 0:44
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Dozens of teachers, parents and union leaders showed up at a meeting Thursday to oppose the layoff decision.Listen 0:44
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The board appointed longtime school administrator Andres Chait as interim superintendent.Listen 0:46
