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Edison International to award $50,000 scholarships to 30 high school seniors
Edison International is set to award $50,000 college scholarships to 30 high school seniors through its esteemed Edison Scholars Program.
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LA County teachers named 2024 California Teachers of the Year
One of the Los Angeles County teachers was also selected as the state representative for the National Teacher of the Year competition.
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How a new biomedical science facility is empowering the Lynwood community
Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School in Lynwood recently opened up a new biomedical science facility that provides students with modernized tools.
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Orange Unified School District board approves gender ID notification policy
The Orange Unified School District board approved a policy Thursday that would require parental notification is their children change their gender identification or pronouns at school.
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California sues SoCal school district over parent notification policy if their kids change pronouns
California’s top prosecutor sues the Chino Valley Unified School District over what he calls “forced outing” of transgender students.
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Looking to skip class for sniffles? LAUSD says “mildly” sick kids should still attend school
The Los Angeles Unified School District is starting a brand-new school year since the coronavirus public emergency came to an end in May.
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LA City Youth Council is looking for new young leaders
Those interested in joining the next Youth Council group must live in Los Angeles neighborhoods and submit at least one reference. Applications are open until July 23.
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LA adopts a 15 mph speed limit near 45 schools
A 15 mph speed limit will be implemented near more than three dozen schools after the resolution was adopted Friday at the Los Angeles City Council meeting.
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These 20 LAUSD schools will be part of a telehealth program for students
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District have partnered to offer virtual health care visits for children at 20 area schools based on absenteeism rates and the number of students with chronic conditions at each location.