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A crackdown on Fraternity Row at USC: Weekday parties are out. And even weekend parties now need school approval.
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A school-wide bullying prevention program led by celebrity martial arts instructor Chris Casamassa launched on Monday.
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A 14-year-old prodigy, currently a freshman at UCLA, says he wants to give back to the community.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Thursday that will allow six community colleges to offer pricy intersession courses.
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An icepack is great for helping your body heal from injuries. You can also take that to the extreme with cryotherapy. The whole-body treatment literally freezes the skin, dropping core temperature to reduce inflammation.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill ending the traditional standardized tests used by public school students since 1999.
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State officials say rampant truancy could cost California billions of dollars in increased crime and poverty.
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One local organization created the JAMmin' Minute to get kids of all ages to have fun with fitness.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District has a new contest that encourages kids to get outside and garden.
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Tuesday there was some good news for students as the trustees and the governor met in Long Beach.
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The California legislature passed a bill that would triple the fees for certain high-demand community college classes.
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A local track and cross-country coach is so good at inspiring his athletes that he's been nationally recognized.
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A financial expert gives advice about saving money in college and establishing good habits for after graduation.
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An ambitious plan aims to get an iPad into the hands of every student in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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Federal spending cuts are expected to reduce the number of low-income children in Head Start preschool programs.
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A California assemblyman is pulling at least one of his kids out of school over the state's new transgender bathroom law.
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School supplies, new clothes, vaccinations, eye exams -- you might still be skipping some back-to-school basics.
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A student turned in thousands of signatures urging the governor to sign new legislation to benefit transgender students.
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A new school year and new school menu begin next week for the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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The U.S. House of Representatives gave final congressional approval to legislation lowering the cost of borrowing for college.
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UCLA researchers let kids in the laboratory study how the brain works for their science summer camp session.
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An Inland Empire elementary school has reopened as a charter school after parents enacted the 'parent-trigger law.'
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An Inland Empire elementary school has reopened as a charter school after parents enacted the 'parent-trigger law.'
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The need for special-education teachers is rising in California and across the country.
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California lawmakers are considering a plan to discount fees for college students depending on a family's income.
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California lawmakers are considering a plan to discount fees for college students depending on a family's income.
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The state Supreme Court hears arguments Wednesday on whether to allow unlicensed workers to give students insulin shots.
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Rapper/producer Dr. Dre and producer Jimmy Iovine are donating $70 million to the University of Southern California.
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A 5-year-old cancer victim's love of the ocean is the inspiration behind a new learning center in Dana Point.
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Despite billions in unexpected cash in California's coffers, Gov. Brown revealed a spending plan lower than projected.
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He may have been voted off 'Dancing With The Stars' but boxing champ Victor Ortiz saved one last dance for Vista L.A.
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A special group of area high school students are on their way to college, and it's all thanks to a unique program.
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A mother and father in Temecula are taking the local school district to court to change a controversial policy.
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High school seniors are deciding which college to attend, and their parents are trying to figure out how to pay for it.
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Many teachers say there are problems with the LAUSD school breakfast program, and they want it either fixed or cut.
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A local high school won the U.S. Academic Decathlon for the third year in a row, beating schools from all over the country.
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A local high school won the U.S. Academic Decathlon for the third year in a row, beating schools from all over the country.
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A new study from Rutgers University found state funding for pre-Kindergarten programs has fallen to a decade low.
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Pierce College budget cuts are threatening the school's pre-vet grad program and the Farm Walk, a community staple.
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Pierce College budget cuts are threatening the school's pre-veterinary grad program and the Farm Walk, a community staple.
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With the default rate for some student loans now at its highest in 17 years, some parents are left to pick up the tab.
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With the default rate for some student loans now at its highest in 17 years, some parents are left to pick up the tab.
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Democrats are fighting each other at the state Capitol over the allotment of billions of California education dollars.
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An event was held Wednesday to encourage girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
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Parents at a low-performing school in Los Angeles' West Adams area approved a plan under the so-called Parent Trigger Law.
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Parents at a Los Angeles school will vote on Tuesday to select a new operator to hopefully turn around a failing school.
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The Long Beach Unified School District approved a plan Monday to move class starting time up to 9 a.m. for middle schools.
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The state education department released its new K-12 reading list, which includes 'gay literature' for the first time.
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The state education department released its new K-12 reading list, which includes 'gay literature' for the first time.
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A state lawmaker says something as simple as a $30 lock on every classroom door could keep out dangerous intruders.
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