This article was originally published on CalMatters  This spring, the National Institutes of Health quietly began terminating ...

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Three moms on the L.A. Unified School Board have assembled a resolution to improve benefits for pregnant teachers and other ...

This story was originally published at LAist In 2021, the city of Los Angeles took some of its COVID-19 relief money and put it toward a big plan: expanding and running its own childcare centers. The ...

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Success For All, a teaching approach using the science of reading, could expand to 150 more schools in the next three years ...

Once upon a time, college was the dream destination and a guiding goal for high school seniors in Los Angeles and beyond. ...

California needs superheroes. Children, families and child care providers are in danger of losing access to healthcare and early childhood education funding. Yet the only ones being saved now are ...

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Brian knew when he graduated from high school in 2013 that he couldn’t afford a bachelor’s on his own. Undocumented and unable to qualify for federal financial aid, he decided to enroll at community ...

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