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Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools give wealthy students privileges most public school kids can only dream of

Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools charge nearly ninety thousand dollars in annual tuition, surpassing even the cost of public universities. These elite schools provide astonishing privileges like on-campus paleontology museums, real investment portfolios and Hollywood mentors within their elite education. Celebrities like LeBron James and Arnold Schwarzenegger choose...

Los Angeles, CA · 10h
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Seattle ON Tap

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Dominguez vs. Montclair: The Battle For Their Season Kicks Off Tonight

Nba logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Tonight, high school football playoff action ignites across Southern California as Dominguez faces Montclair in a critical CIF-SS postseason clash. It is Friday, November 13, 2026, and the stakes […]

Compton, CA · 15h

The Mary Sue

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Orange County mother almost sent her child to the AI Alpha School. After touring the school, she pulled her deposit: ‘It felt cold and sterile’

Zoe Lu (@leadwithzoe) claimed she toured an Alpha School in Orange County, California, where she planned to enroll her children. But after the tour, Lu said she pulled her deposit and is no longer interested in sending her children to the AI-led school. Lu, a tech executive, clarified that she was not anti-AI. She told […]

Orange County, CA · 2d

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A Historic Night for Compton Unified

Three Compton Schools. Three Playoff Victories. One Historic Night. The Hub City League’s First Season Has Already Changed the Game. The Vision Becomes Victory. By Marbella Washington-Allen | City Pride Magazine. On Friday, November 6, Compton’s student-athletes delivered a night this community will celebrate forever. Centennial shut out...

Compton, CA · 2d
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CCHS knocked out of playoffs by Chino Hills

The Culver High School varsity football teams’ season is over after Chino Hills eliminated the Centaurs in a heartbreaking 28-21 overtime loss at Chino Hills High School last Friday night. The Centaurs finished the season with a 7-4 record and a first place 5-0 Pioneer League record. They were...

Culver City, CA · 1d

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Photographer Who Covered High School Football Team for Free for 28 Years Suddenly Banned

A photographer who has covered a Los Angeles high school football team for free over the past 28 years says she was abruptly told she could no longer take photos, despite meeting all the required qualifications. Photographer Judy Collins has been capturing images of football games at Van Nuys High...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

midvalleysports.com

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Rio Hondo Prep – El Rancho by the Numbers

Rio Hondo Prep and El Rancho will face each other Friday night at Arcadia High School in the second round of the CIF Division 8 playoffs. Here’s a breakdown of the numbers:. Records: Rio Hondo Prep – 8-3 (2-0, 1st in Gold Coast League); El Rancho 9-2 (3-0, 1st in Metro League)

Arcadia, CA · 1d

The National Law Review

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School District Violated Labor Code By Rejecting Applicants Based On Expunged Misdemeanor Convictions

A.S. v. Los Angeles Unified Sch. Dist. , 123 Cal. App. 5 th 519 (2026) Two applicants for employment with the Los Angeles Unified School District (one for a part-time after-school program position and the other for a legal secretary position) were rejected based on their prior misdemeanor convictions (for battery and grand theft, respectively), both of which had been expunged pursuant to Cal. Penal Code § 1203.4. The District contended that its duty to protect students required it to screen out applicants with nearly any criminal conviction, notwithstanding expungement. The trial courts in the two separate actions granted summary judgment to the applicants, and the Court of Appeal affirmed in this consolidated appeal, holding that the District violated Cal. Lab. Code § 432.7, which prohibits employers from asking about or utilizing expunged convictions. The Court further held that the statutory exceptions upon which the District relied did not apply because no law required the District to obtain information about, or prohibited it from hiring individuals with, the particular misdemeanor convictions at issue (misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor grand theft).

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Beverly Hills Standard

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El Rodeo Named One of California's 11 Super Stretch Schools

Principal Kim D'Aloisio outlined El Rodeo's i-Ready growth results and a reported 8% increase in English language arts proficiency as students received awards at the November 10 board meeting.

Beverly Hills, CA · 2d

EURweb

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Black LAUSD Teachers Report N-Word Abuse as School Board Promises Action

With Latino students comprising nearly three-quarters of LAUSD enrollment, reports of racist harassment renew questions about protections for Black educators and students. *Imagine walking into your classroom ready to teach, only to discover the N-word written on the wall. Again. For some Black teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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LAUSD Moves to Keep Black Student Plan as Federal Probe Continues

Los Angeles Unified is still trying to hold the Black Student Achievement Plan in place while federal civil rights officials take another look at whether the program hands out help by race. The Office for Civil Rights reopened that question in the spring. An open file is not a finding.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Santa Monica College Brings Back Sit-Down Thanksgiving Feast For 2,500-Plus Students

Santa Monica College is marking a decade of its signature Thanksgiving tradition by bringing back a sit-down, served hot meal instead of a grab-and-go grocery line. The Santa Monica College Foundation is set to hold its 10th annual GIVING THANKS(giving) on Nov. 23 and 24, and organizers say the event has grown from a backyard cookout into one of the campus's biggest community gatherings.

Santa Monica, CA · 1d

Yahoo!

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America Is About To Have Too Many Schools And Too Few Kids

Enrollment is falling, buildings are emptying, and America has a chance to rethink what a school can become. American public education has spent much of the last century figuring out what to do when schools have too many children. We built buildings. We added wings. We put classrooms in trailers....

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Top 10: Niche college majors

Who wants a degree in computer science and math when you can major in turfgrass and the Beatles?. Ethical Hacking (Purdue University) Apparently breaking into computers is not only ethical — it’s also lucrative. Farrier science (Hocking College) Forget the stock market and office desk, these students are...

Long Beach, CA · 6d

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Five Santa Ana schools receive Hyundai STEM Grants as students prepare for an AI-driven future

A new education initiative backed by Hyundai is bringing additional STEM opportunities to Orange County classrooms, including several schools in Santa Ana, where educators continue working to improve student achievement in reading and mathematics while preparing young people for a rapidly changing economy. Hyundai Motor America announced that it is...

Santa Ana, CA · 3d

calschoolnews.org

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LAUSD to Slash $10 Million in Charter School Funding

The Los Angeles Unified School District has approved a plan to cut $10 million in annual funding from 42 charter schools affiliated with the district. The cuts, which are scheduled to take effect next school year, are part of a broader effort to address a projected $3.6 billion budget shortfall. The district's financial troubles are driven by declining enrollment, rising operating costs, and the expiration of federal COVID-19 relief funds.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Whooping cough cases hit unusual high on campus, Student Health reports

Cases of whooping cough, an infectious disease that is most dangerous for infants and small children, are on the rise at USC this semester, according to Chief Campus Health Officer Dr. Sarah Van Orman. Pertussis — also known as whooping cough or the “100-day cough,” according to Cleveland Clinic —...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Los Angeles Times

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Prep talk: Van Nuys gets back its No. 1 quarterback in time for playoffs

Isaiah Palomino returns at quarterback for the Wolves just in time for City Section Division III football playoffs.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Tiger Newspaper

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Inside SPHS football’s preparation for playoffs

The Tigers are scheduled to begin the first round of football playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026. According to the Tigers’ head coach, Jeff Chi, the team starts preparation for the playoffs by studying their game film as well as the opponent’s game film on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before the next Friday’s game to develop a game plan for both the offensive and defensive teams. The goal is to get the team to memorize, understand, and be able to execute the plan flawlessly.

South Pasadena, CA · 1d

Hollywood Unlocked

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USC Launches “The Business of Beyoncé” Graduate Course, and It’s Already Sold Out

Beyoncé’s business moves will now be part of a graduate course at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business. The course, titled “The Business of Beyoncé,” prepares students for careers in media, branding, management, and entertainment. According to AfroTech, Shaun Harper, a university professor and professor of Education, Business, and Public Policy at ... Read more

Los Angeles, CA · 1d