Thomas Jefferson High School Gets First Black Female Principal
April 7, 2022
Thomas Jefferson High School is the fourth oldest high in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
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Computer Science
Student Athlete of the Week: Susie Fowler
September 3, 2020
Although it was difficult, learning how to be a hurdler was something that Susie Fowler was committed to doing. She had been running track since she was nine but began to learn how to hurdle during her high school years.
From Compton to Google Anthony Mays shares his story on how computers changed his life.
December 22, 2016
As a kid growing up in Compton, Anthony Mays thought that people like him couldn’t get a job in computer science, but he is now a software engineer for the most visited site in the world, Google.
Google Talks Diversity in Computer Science
December 7, 2016
Over a hundred people of different backgrounds came together to discuss making computer science an option for the youth.
Local Organization Honors Wesson, Receives Grant
October 14, 2015
Mother of Many receives grant from California Endowment and partnership from L.A. City Council President Herb Wesson