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Scholarship Prep South Bay in Wilmington has worked to eliminate chronic absenteeism among homeless students through wrap-around care, trauma-informed support and family trust.
After the pandemic closed his shop, Hector the Barber bought a yellow school bus and turned it into a mobile barbershop parked right outside USC.
As the first day of school approaches, Boyle Heights parents demand answers from LAUSD about school safety conditions near the Lineage warehouse fire site.
Through the Warrior-Scholar Project, military veterans tackle a 75-hour academic boot camp at Caltech to prepare for the rigors of college.
Students in low-paying college degree and certificate programs will no longer be eligible for federal student loans under a new rule.
LAUSD Supt. Andrés Chait traded flash for stability in his first district address, highlighting academic gains amid a multibillion-dollar budget crisis.
A new Trump administration rule limits international student visas to four years, forcing students who need more time to seek federal extensions. California faces a big impact, with 140,000 international students.
Linked Learning Alliance has gathered findings from its fifth annual survey, contributing a student perspective to its career-centered high school education framework.
