LAUSD Will Require Weekly COVID Testing for All Students and Staff—Even If They’re Vaxxed
As the pandemic outlook evolves, the nation's second-largest school district is taking extra precautions
Tuition at University of California Schools Is Going Up
A plan approved by the UC Board of Regents increases tuition and fees for incoming classes at a time when many say students can't handle the burden
California’s Next School Year Could Start in July, Gavin Newsom Says
Getting an early start on the 2020-2021 academic year could help make up for time students lost to school closures
How UCLA Students Fought for—and Won—the Right to Shape Westwood’s Future
Long alienated from the neighborhood advisory process, students and allies have affordable housing in their sights
USC’s Arnold Schwarzenegger Problem
Recent scandals at the university have cast renewed scrutiny on an old deal with the former governor
In L.A. and Beyond, Distance Learning Is Taking a Toll on Both Parents and Kids
With schools closed, students and families are struggling to adjust to their new reality
How L.A.’s Brentwood School Became a Battleground in the Culture Wars
A shift to a progressive curriculum has parents, faculty, and students at the elite private school locked in a furious ideological struggle that's tearing the campus apart
A Racist Promposal at an East L.A. High School Is Part of a Gross Trend
An East Los Angeles high school student's racist poster is one of many reported recently
Inside the South L.A. High School That’s Giving the Doctors of Tomorrow a Head Start
Meet some of the students getting a top-grade medical education at King/Drew Magnet High School in Willowbrook
The Drumbeat to Open L.A. Schools Is Getting Louder. Here’s When and How That Will Happen
Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about infection rates, health protocols, and his 60-day goal