Schools have 10 days to comply with the Trump administration’s anti-DEI policy or risk losing federal funds, the Los Angeles Times reports. The directive targets diversity, equity, and inclusion programs nationwide.
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Los Angeles schools, facing 30,000 unvaccinated students, have delayed their COVID-19 vaccine mandate until fall 2022. The move aims to ease transitions and address vaccination concerns among families.
The Los Angeles school board has voted to ban smartphones in classrooms, aiming to reduce distractions and improve student focus. The policy will take effect in the upcoming school year, sparking mixed reactions from parents and educators.
A.I. tool designed to support public school students has failed to meet expectations, facing issues like limited engagement and accuracy. Educators and experts call for cautious integration in classrooms.
African immigrants in the U.S. are among the most educated groups, surpassing native-born citizens in degree attainment, according to a Los Angeles Times report highlighting trends in immigration and education.
The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress spotlighted the legacy of Don Bosco, inspiring attendees to engage others in his visionary dream of youth empowerment and faith. The event was covered by ANS – Agenzia iNfo Salesiana.
A cyberattack targeting the Los Angeles School District has disrupted operations, raising nationwide concerns about cybersecurity in education. Authorities are investigating the breach and working to restore systems.
A lawsuit against USC’s education school alleges fraudulent manipulation of data submitted to U.S. News & World Report, raising questions about the integrity of its rankings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Chicago, grappling with a surge in violence, plans to hire nearly 1,000 additional police officers. The move aims to bolster public safety and curb crime amid rising concerns citywide.
A UCLA international student was detained at the U.S.-Mexico border amid visa cancellations linked to the Trump administration’s policies, raising concerns over the impact on foreign students studying in the U.S., reports the Los Angeles Times.
A Washington Post article explores racial disparities in fear of violence in Chicago, revealing how white residents often feel immune to gun threats, highlighting deep-seated issues of race and safety in the city.
Nearly 70% of Los Angeles teachers have seriously considered quitting, a new study reveals. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in education, including burnout, low pay, and lack of support, prompting urgent calls for reform.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker condemned the Trump administration’s expanded ICE raids in Chicago, calling the operation an “ill-conceived mission” that threatens community trust and public safety.
The Los Angeles school board has cut its police force and redirected $25 million towards services for Black students, aiming to enhance support and address racial equity within the district.
Los Angeles schools closed for three days as workers in the nation’s second-largest district strike over wages and conditions. The walkout disrupts education for hundreds of thousands amid ongoing labor disputes.
The Department of Population and Public Health Sciences at USC’s Keck School of Medicine advances research and education focused on improving community health through innovation, equity, and evidence-based strategies.
Amid growing concerns over potential education budget cuts, a top Trump administration official warned California is “at risk,” highlighting federal scrutiny as the state faces tough financial decisions, per the Los Angeles Times.
In 2012, Chicago saw a 38 percent increase in killings, marking a sharp rise in violence compared to the previous year. Officials express concern as the city grapples with escalating crime rates.
Los Angeles mayors have long sought to sidestep public school challenges, but addressing funding, overcrowding, and equity remains complex and unavoidable, according to a recent CalMatters report.
School districts nationwide are ramping up measures to support immigrant students amid the Biden Administration’s changes. Arizona schools, in particular, are updating policies to navigate evolving federal enforcement and protect vulnerable families.