California’s state discipline law aims to keep Black and Latino students in class by limiting suspensions. Former President Trump called the policy illegal, sparking debate over educational equity and school safety.
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New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles face mounting challenges under their current mayors, with rising crime, budget crises, and infrastructure issues fueling criticism. The City Journal examines the leadership failures shaping these major cities.
The Trump administration announced plans to audit California’s sex education curriculum, citing concerns over “medical accuracy” and federal compliance, sparking debate over state control and educational standards.
Chicago’s innovative policing tactics have significantly reduced the city’s violent crime rate, marking a notable decline in killings. The New York Times highlights how focused interventions are reshaping public safety in 2013.
Los Angeles schools have postponed the student COVID-19 vaccine mandate until fall 2022, citing concerns over vaccine availability and equity. The decision aims to allow more time for access and community engagement.
The Education Lab returns to Downtown Los Angeles with Traces of Us at Hauser & Wirth, offering immersive programs that explore identity, memory, and community through contemporary art and interactive experiences.
Los Angeles schools canceled classes for 420,000 students as educators strike over pay and working conditions. The walkout halted instruction citywide, spotlighting deep tensions between teachers and district leaders.
Chicago prepares for large anti-ICE protests, with local leaders like Johnson denouncing Trump as a ‘tyrant.’ The demonstrations express strong opposition to immigration policies and ICE enforcement actions.
Times Higher Education reveals the 25 US universities hosting the highest number of international students. These institutions lead in global diversity, attracting talent from around the world.
Los Angeles schools will reopen Friday following a massive 3-day strike by workers demanding better pay and improved working conditions. The pause ended as both sides reached a tentative agreement, marking a pivotal moment for the district.
L.A. Unified’s Measure US, a $9-billion school bond, aims to upgrade aging facilities, improve safety, and expand technology across schools. Voters decide the future of education funding in November.
A mother joins her daughter’s teacher on the picket line amid an ongoing strike, highlighting community support for better pay and conditions. The protest underscores growing tensions in the education sector.
Instagram accounts are spotlighting racism at Los Angeles’ elite private schools, giving voice to marginalized students. Their stories reveal systemic bias, challenging the institutions’ silence on diversity and inclusion.
More than 60 people were shot across Chicago over the July 4th weekend, with several victims in critical condition. Authorities continue to investigate as the city grapples with ongoing gun violence.
Times Higher Education releases its 2025 rankings, spotlighting top US universities. Leading institutions like Harvard, MIT, and Stanford maintain their positions, underscoring academic excellence and research innovation.
Los Angeles school workers have launched a strike demanding better pay and improved working conditions. Parents express strong support, acknowledging the vital role of staff in students’ success. The walkout disrupts campuses citywide.
Thousands of Los Angeles teachers are set to strike, risking disruption for 600,000 students. Key issues include pay, class sizes, and support staff. Families and officials brace for potential widespread impact.
U.S. News & World Report’s latest evaluation highlights top private elementary schools in Los Angeles, assessing academics, diversity, and parent reviews to guide families in choosing the best educational fit for their children.
Two Jewish students were reportedly attacked on DePaul University’s Chicago campus, sparking an investigation. University officials condemned the incident and urged community vigilance, Reuters reports.
Businesses closed and children skipped school across the U.S. in solidarity with the “A Day Without Immigrants” protest, highlighting immigrants’ vital economic and cultural contributions, according to the Los Angeles Times.