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Grants available for literacy projects

City National Bank has announced that applications are being accepted for grants to support literacy...

0 Comment / October 4, 2018


LAUSD website identifies schools that best fit individual needs

The Los Angeles Unified School District has launched goto.lausd.net, a new website that allows students...

0 Comment / October 4, 2018


Volunteers sort books as part of Big Sunday donation

Big Sunday recently organized hundreds of volunteers to sort and box 13,000 donated books supporting...

0 Comment / October 4, 2018


Heath Ledger Scholarship to be awarded to rising actor

Bird in Hand winery, together with the Ledger Family and Australians in Film will host an evening honoring...

0 Comment / September 20, 2018


Academy honors student award winners

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has voted 19 students as winners of the Student Academy...

0 Comment / September 20, 2018


LAUSD superintendent discusses priorities, warns against teacher strike

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner recently outlined his policy priorities...

0 Comment / September 20, 2018


Winter kids camp covers the basics of theater production

Santa Monica Playhouse is enrolling children in its Winter Break Theatre Camp, with Session 1 running...

0 Comment / September 20, 2018


State board of education approves computer science standards

The California Board of Education on Sept. 6 approved the state’s first computer science standards...

0 Comment / September 13, 2018


LAUSD goes door-to-door to get students back in class

Emphasizing the importance of attendance, Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner...

0 Comment / September 13, 2018


The Broad launches new diversity apprenticeship

This summer, The Broad launched the Diversity Apprenticeship Program. The program provides full-time,...

0 Comment / September 13, 2018


Southern California teens honored for commitment to social justice

The Helen Diller Family Foundation recently awarded $36,000 to Dillon Eisman from Malibu in recognition...

0 Comment / September 13, 2018


City attorney to join Mid City West for school safety forum

The Mid City West Community Council will host a panel discussion on school and neighborhood safety with...

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Hammer Museum presents fun ‘Family Day’ festival

The Hammer Museum is holding its “Family Day: Kids for Peace” event on Saturday, Sept. 8, from 11 a.m....

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Students needed for upcoming mock gubernatorial election

Secretary of State Alex Padilla and state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson are inviting...

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Learn about musical theater with Disney program

In 2017, Center Theatre Group was awarded a grant from Disney to bring the “Disney Musicals in Schools”...

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Zoo seeks docents for educational activities

On Aug. 25, two Los Angeles Zoo docents were honored for 50 years of service, a milestone achieved by a select...

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Brawerman East Elementary welcomes new principal

Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s Brawerman East Elementary School started the 2018-19 school year on Aug....

0 Comment / September 6, 2018


Grammy-nominated music icon offers scholarships

Charles Wright, legendary soul and funk singer-songwriter, is offering scholarships to deserving students...

0 Comment / August 30, 2018



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