Francis has visited over 25 high-performing schools across the nation to learn what it takes to make award-winning, high-quality public charter schools. She believes charter schools offer an alternative option to parents and students who are not satisfied with the options available to them.
“This is yet another example of Secretary Betsy DeVos’s disdain for our nation’s public schools and underscores the urgent need for Democrats to remain steadfast in the fight to safeguard our students, teachers, and schools.”
USC BAA Aligning for Black Excellence in Higher Education Summit III: R.I.S.E. (Reshaping Identity Informed by Stereotypes vs. Experiences
In March 2015, CSULB implemented its Basic Needs Initiative – a campuswide program with targeted services to address housing and food insecurity among students
Research has also revealed that Chicago students, on average, repeatedly outperform their peers outside the city.
Cute Kids and High Achievers (Including Harvard and Yale admits)!
The Chargers introduced their annual back-to-school give away to the south Los Angeles community on Tuesday, October 3, where they supplied 450 elementary school students with a new pair of shoes, socks, backpacks and autographed Chargers memorabilia.
Alumni of the L.A. Dodgers travelled to Crenshaw High School to reward 30 high-performing students and student-athletes with tickets to the club’s first playoff game against the Arizona Diamondbacks
Gov. Jerry Brown last week signed a new law that will allow the Los Angeles Unified School District to donate uneaten food to food banks instead of discarding it.
Dove helps underserved college students soar academically and professionally in Los Angeles Community Colleges.
100 Black Men Celebrates Another Year of Helping Young Black Scholars Achieve Their Dream of Attending College
Diane Watson brings her 35 years of experience and legacy in public office to the AGED Summit to support its global mission.
On Thursday, January 26, almost 200 students from Broward County-area high schools participated in an education workshop hosted by the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA).
California schools agreed to ensure language education for 1.4 million students who are designated as English learners under a federal settlement announced Friday.
Students at La Tijera Academy of Excellence Charter School in Inglewood returned to school this week to find a new learning opportunity on campus – a community garden.