The Department of Education will now limit federal student loans for degree programs with low post-graduation wages, aiming to curb debt for students in low-paying fields, a new policy reported by the Los Angeles Times.
Browsing: Education
The US DOJ alleges UCLA’s medical school discriminates by favoring Black and Hispanic applicants in admissions, raising concerns over potential bias and fairness in the selection process, Reuters reports.
The nation’s students are facing a severe reading recession, with declines in literacy rates across grade levels. Los Angeles and California show troubling trends, highlighting urgent challenges for educators and policymakers statewide.
California’s top high schools have been ranked in the latest U.S. News list, highlighting academic excellence and student success. The Desert Sun presents a breakdown of the state’s highest-performing schools.
LAUSD has banned screen time for students before second grade, implementing one of the nation’s strictest policies. The move aims to reduce early exposure to digital devices and promote healthier learning environments.
Embattled Los Angeles School District Superintendent announces resignation amid ongoing controversies and pressure from the school board. The decision marks a pivotal shift in district leadership, effective immediately.
The superintendent of a major Los Angeles school district resigned following an FBI search of their office. Authorities have not disclosed the investigation’s details, raising questions about district leadership and oversight.
Los Angeles education workers have launched a strike, canceling classes for 420,000 students. The walkout highlights ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions in the nation’s second-largest school district.
TUMO Los Angeles officially opened in North Hollywood, offering free tech and design education to local teens. The center aims to empower youth with skills in coding, animation, and digital media.
In 1968, thousands of East LA students staged walkouts to protest unequal education, sparking the Chicano Movement. Their brave stand highlighted civil rights issues and galvanized Latino activism nationwide.
Los Angeles Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned amid an FBI investigation, Fox News reports. Details of the probe remain unclear as the district begins its search for new leadership.
The Trump administration is moving special education and civil rights offices out of the Education Department. Critics warn this shift could weaken protections for vulnerable students, raising concerns nationwide.
The nation’s second-largest school district will ban screen time for its youngest students, citing concerns over health and learning. The policy aims to promote hands-on and social activities in early education.
Palo Alto School has been ranked the 2nd best all-girls private high school in the USA, according to Niche. The prestigious recognition highlights the school’s academic excellence and supportive community.
Los Angeles faces escalating pressure as teacher unions join California’s strike-threat campaign, demanding better pay and conditions. The potential walkout underscores growing unrest in the state’s largest school district.
Los Angeles schools superintendent Austin Beutner has resigned following FBI search warrants executed at his office and home, amid an ongoing investigation. The district promises continued stability during the leadership transition.
Los Angeles schools plan to limit classroom screen time to reduce digital fatigue and promote student well-being. The new policy aims to balance technology use with traditional learning methods, starting next academic year.
The New York Post ranked the best college campuses in America, with a California school taking the top spot. The list highlights exceptional campus beauty, facilities, and student experience nationwide.
Los Angeles Superintendent has resigned following scrutiny over a controversial AI contract. Questions about transparency and ethics sparked calls for accountability in the district’s technology partnerships.
The U.S. Department of Education has reopened its investigation into LAUSD’s Black student achievement program, examining allegations of potential discrimination and ensuring equity in educational opportunities.