Education

LAUSD students kick off spring semester with new policies
January 6 marked the start of the spring semester at the Los Angeles Unified School District, and students are gearing up for some changes.
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More than $2B raised for CA schools thanks to record lottery sales
A look at the special bond between one SoCal school and the Carters
Orange Coast College launches new student-run travel agency
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Linda McMahon's alleged WWE sexual abuse lawsuit paused
Boy calls 911 for help with math homework; WI dispatcher sends help
Texas OKs allowing optional Bible teachings in elementary curriculum
'We are meeting the goal:' LAUSD sees boost in graduation rate
Civic education 'low priority' in California schools, report says
MIT to waive tuition for families making less than $200K
Huntington Park to expand high-speed internet access thanks to grant
UNC student discovers planet orbiting around nearby star
Initial Texas vote approved for potential Bible-centric curriculum
What eliminating the Education Dept. could mean for students, schools
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Judge blocks Louisiana law requiring 10 Commandments in classrooms
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