Education

Barragán Briefs: Senator Addresses Chemical Plants Safety Failures and Speed Limits Drop Near Harbor Area Schools

Additionally, the Congresswoman expressed concerns with the company’s lack of progress toward meeting an updated requirement of the federal risk…

4 months ago

Port of Long Beach Awards $355,000 in Scholarships to Support Future Workforce

The scholarships were announced at the port’s annual Celebrating Education event, which brings together students, educators, policy makers and business…

4 months ago

Barragán Leads Entire California Democratic Delegation in Urging Trump Administration to Protect Head Start Funding

Decades of research confirm that the program improves school readiness, boosts long-term academic and employment outcomes, and helps break the…

4 months ago

LA News: County Launches Culinary Training Program for Justice Impacted, Unhoused Individuals and Governors LA Appointments

Graduates will be equipped with real-world culinary skills, a ServSafe Food Handler Certification, and access to transportation and training stipends,…

4 months ago

Dispatch from Texas: The Billion-Dollar Heist of Public Education

This isn’t about helping kids. It’s about consolidating power and controlling what students learn and how they learn it. It’s…

4 months ago

Why Educators Oppose AB715 by Maya Suzuki Daniels

Silence is not education. Ignoring hard topics won’t help us heal. Education is how we bridge divides. On behalf of…

4 months ago

Los Angeles County Moves to Protect Education for Immigrant Students

The change has created significant fear among students and parents, with many concerned that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or…

4 months ago

Educators Take a Stand: Teachers Overwhelmingly Vote to Divest from Genocide

Additionally, the union called for reinvestment in socially responsible assets that reflect educators’ commitment to justice and children's rights globally.

5 months ago

Letters to the Editor: On Pope Francis, Sacred Grounds, and the Return of the San Pedro Library

Reflections on Pope Francis Being Jesuit trained, his mind and intellect were certainly intact It’s funny how the intellectuals are,…

5 months ago

Barragán Briefs: Updates on Student Loan Collections and Support for the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino Act

Now, the Trump Administration is putting an end to Biden-era protections for federal student loan holders and putting over one-fifth…

5 months ago