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La Puente’s School Supply Distribution
Distribution this year we will be reaching Moffat, Fort Garland, Crestone, Monte Vista, Antonito, and San Luis. Antonito Schools—Scheduled for distribution on July 29th from 11-3 p.m. at the school. 13099 Co Rd G, Antonito. San Luis—July 30th, 9:00am to 1:00pm at American Legion Post. 142 302 4th...
Los Angeles Mission hosting virtual back-to-school supplies drive
LOS ANGELES - A local nonprofit is hosting an online back-to-school drive for kids facing homelessness. Los Angeles Mission, the nonprofit working to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, shared a link for families looking to help the unhoused students ahead of the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. Below is...
John Legend Teams Up With Box Tops For Education To Introduce An Environmental Science Space For Students At An L.A. School
John Legend is helping create a brighter future for students. According to a news release, the “All of Me” singer partnered with Box Tops for Education to support students at Westport Heights Elementary School, a Title 1 school in Los Angeles, CA. With $30,000 from Box Tops, the school plans to invest in the children… Continue reading John Legend Teams Up With Box Tops For Education To Introduce An Environmental Science Space For Students At An L.A. School
Mt. San Antonio College Doubles Down on Supporting Student Parents with New Childcare Resources
WALNUT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 18, 2024-- Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) is taking a big step forward in supporting its student parents. Recognizing the challenges of balancing family responsibilities with studies, the college has partnered with Upwards, a leading childcare network, to offer a range of childcare resources to student-parents. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240718608578/en/ Mt. San Antonio College Doubles Down on Supporting Student Parents with New Childcare Resources (Photo: Business Wire)
LA teens gain cash and skills in high-demand trades
Remember shop class in high school? Or maybe you went to a trade school to learn how to fix a car and properly use a blowtorch. But with school cuts and new technology, those classes are becoming less available and less desirable — despite a growing need for skilled trade workers.
Aveson Schools Will Have New Electric Buses
Aveson Schools, in Altadena, was awarded a $650,000 EPA Grant for new electric buses and infrastructure development. Grant is One of Three Awarded to San Gabriel Valley Area Public Schools. Aveson Schools has been awarded a $650,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to purchase new electric buses and...
Empowering Minds and Hearts: Discover Holy Family Catholic School
At Holy Family Catholic School, the faculty empowers students to seek knowledge, use their God-given talents to serve others, and embark on an educational journey that will last a lifetime. The curriculum is designed to foster not only a foundation of academic preparedness but also a deep and abiding sense of faith and the integration of values-based decision-making.
UCLA history department receives $25 million donation from Meyer and Renee Luskin
UCLA has received a $25 million donation to support faculty, students and public-oriented programs in the history department, the university announced Tuesday.The landmark donation from business leader Meyer Luskin and his wife Renee - alumni and longtime donors to the university - is intended to guarantee UCLA's role as a national leader in bringing historical research and knowledge beyond the campus.It is the largest single donation to the history department and to the UCLA College Division of Social Sciences.The donation will support the expansion of the department's public-facing centers and programs, including the Luskin Center for History and Policy, the Public History Initiative, the "Why History Matters" series and the new "Making History in Los Angeles" program, according to a UCLA press release."This gift will ensure that students and faculty have ample resources and opportunities to study the past, which will allow them to further understanding of the present in service to the public good," Meyer Luskin said in a statement.UCLA said it will name the department as the UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Department of History in recognition of the pledge.
ABVM Odyssey of the Mind Team: 10X Regional Champs, 4X State Champs, Top 15 World Finalists!
Odyssey of the Mind is an international academic extracurricular competition that challenges students to work in collaborative teams to solve complex problems. Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (ABVM) Odyssey of the Mind Teams, has distinguished itself in this competition under the guidance of parent coaches. ABVM has achieved remarkable success, being crowned 10-time Regional Champions and 4-time State Champions (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023). Their accomplishments also include competing in the World Finals multiple times, with several top-15 placements.
Guest Opinion | Jonathan Gardner: Pasadena Unified School District Students Deserve the Best Teachers
For decades, in Pasadena area politics, there has been an undercurrent of feelings about some of our students which needs to be called out and remedied. Following the decades of white flight after the Supreme Court busing decisions along with the rhetoric that has been invoked to block prior parcel tax efforts to invest in PUSD students, we need to turn a final page on that past and chart a new path forward.
High School Students Receive an Introduction to Aircraft Mechanics in Free Summer Program
For decades, the North Valley Occupational Center (NVOC) has offered adult students in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) the opportunity to learn about aircraft maintenance providing them with hands-on training at Van Nuys Airport. But for the first time this summer, the center opened its doors to high...
L.A. Students Vocalize Disdain for Cellphone Ban
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) recently voted to ban cell phones during the school day, citing concerns about distractions and students’ mental health. However, high school students across the county are unhappy with the decision, according to Los Angeles Magazine. “Either a student is going to want to learn or they’re not, and...
Dive into Summer Fun at Learning Works Charter School!
Free Summer Program at Learning Works Charter School “Fun in the Sun” started this week!. • Ceramics: Unleash your creativity with hands-on pottery projects. • Cooking: Learn to whip up delicious recipes. • Financial Literacy: Gain essential money management skills. • Field Trips: Explore new places and experiences.
Hart District Appoints Susan Kim New West Ranch Assistant Principal
The William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board unanimously approved the appointment of Susan Kim as the newest assistant principal at West Ranch High School. Kim completed her undergraduate studies at the University of California at Berkeley in Berkeley, CA. She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 2006. In May of 2011, she received her Master’s Degree in Teaching from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. She began her educational career in Fort Worth ISD and taught in Dallas ISD and Plano ISD. She then served in the role as an LPAC (English Proficiency) Compliance Coordinator for Dallas ISD.
Changes are coming to ACT test, including making science portion optional
LOS ANGELES - The ACT college admissions exam is set to undergo major changes starting in the spring of 2025. The exam will be shortened, and the science section will become optional, according to an announcement by ACT CEO Janet Godwin. Why the changes matter. Godwin says these new updates...
Aveson Independent Study Academy: Tailored Hybrid Learning for Elementary Scholars
The Aveson Independent Study Academy (AISA), offers a hybrid independent study experience for elementary students. This program combines highly personalized academic instruction at home with the social and academic benefits of being part of a school community. AISA encourages its scholars to explore their passions, build on their strengths, and maintain a growth mindset when facing challenges. From Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 6th grade, AISA scholars receive an exemplary education tailored specifically for them.
Support Needed for Marshall Fundamental School’s Annual Fund
Parents, Guardians and Friends… Marshall Fundamental School’s Annual Fund needs your support more than ever this year. The Annual Fund supports teacher training, funding for teacher supplies, student recognition, staff recognition, athletic tournament fees, athletic equipment, funding for upgrades to the arts program, and more! Please consider making a recurring donation of just $5.00 a month or a one-time donation of $50 for the 2024-2025 school year. Your donation directly benefits the students, staff, and school. Thank you in advance for your support! Donate here: https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=e10123&id=30.
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