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Life is a bit like dance — you just gotta keep moving your feet, and keep the beat best you can, and if you go a little off, hey, that’s OK. Get moving again. Youngsters from all over Southern California put a giant exclamation point on that message on Wednesday, as they descended on L.A. […]

The new law has drawn some backlash for its goal of teaching students how to identify “fake news.”

/PRNewswire/ -- Louis Hernandez Jr.s Foundation For A Bright Future ("For A Bright Future") ("FABF"), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to...

September 13, 2023 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on Twitter One of the perks for any athletic team winning a Mid-Cities League title is that you are nearly certain to move to the more competitive Gateway League the following season. The La Mirada High girls volleyball team went 10-0 last season in the Mid-Cities League,…

Article: This Charter School Must Be Held Accountable - As the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) holds a hearing on revoking the North Valley Military Institutes (NVMI) charter, it is clear that the action is long past due.

Article: Has This Charter School Met The End Of The Road? - The North Valley Military Institute (NVMI) is running out of options as it turns down the final PROP-39 offer from the LAUSD. This will likely result in a shutdown of the charter school.

With a sprawling installation on the rooftop of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the artist gives South Central L.A. culture the pharaonic treatment.

Staff at Los Angeles s only public school district braved the rain to make good on their threats of a three-day strike Tuesday in hopes of obtaining better wages.

A North Hollywood High School team has won the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Science Bowl XXXI Regional Competition.

LOS ANGELES—Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies is headed to the California Academic Decathlon in Santa Clara next ...