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Wendy's worker heading to Yale after managers help him pay for school

  • Aug 7

LAUSD prepares to implement strict limits on students' screen time

  • Aug 7

Mother says 9-year-old left asleep on school bus, found wandering district bus yard

  • Aug 7

DOJ: Duke Law intentionally discriminated based on race in admissions

  • Aug 7

LAUSD tackling chronic absenteeism with face-to-face outreach

  • Aug 6

New LAUSD superintendent addresses his concerns, challenges and ideas

  • Aug 3

The top back-to-school shopping tips to help families cut costs

  • Aug 3

UCLA adds three design media arts majors

  • Aug 1

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LAUSD prepares to implement strict limits on students' screen time

  • Aug 7
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LAUSD tackling chronic absenteeism with face-to-face outreach

  • Aug 6
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  • Aug 3
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  • Aug 3
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UCLA adds three design media arts majors

  • Aug 2
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Newsom highlights major education investments as budget increases funding for CA schools

  • Jul 10
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Lawsuit seeks answers on promised student loan cancellations

  • Jul 8
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  • Jun 30

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California State University opens applications Aug. 1 with new tools to simplify process

High school seniors planning to attend a California State University campus will have more time than ever to prepare their applications this year.

  • Jul 29
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Wave of student loan borrowers default after pandemic-era protections lapse

Around 9.5 million people - 1 in 5 federal student loan borrowers - are in default, meaning they are more than nine months behind on their payments.

  • Jul 23
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California colleges reveal their military weapons stockade after CalMatters investigation

Many public colleges in California own military-grade weaponry to keep campuses safe. State law requires transparency in these dealings, but not all schools comply. CalMatters found that some campuses lack required reports and public forums.

  • Jul 10

1.5 million borrowers were promised student loan relief. A new lawsuit wants proof it happened

A new lawsuit alleges the U.S. Department of Education may not be discharging certain federal student loans as previously promised.

  • Jul 10

LAUSD faces potential insolvency as officials warn district could run out of money within year

The Los Angeles Unified School District could run out of money within about a year and is showing severe signs of financial distress, according to county education authorities.

  • Jul 10