Two months after Donald Trump swore in Linda McMahon as secretary of education, she named “evidence-based literacy” as one of ...

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Hazel Health, which once described itself as “the largest K-12 mental and physical health provider in the nation,” faces an ...

Class is in session for roughly 400,000 Los Angeles Unified students after a historic three-union strike involving 70,000 ...

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California’s schools are facing a dual challenge: closing persistent academic gaps while rebuilding an educator workforce stretched thin. Unacceptably high numbers of students are testing below state ...

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It was in physical education class when Laila Gutierrez swapped out self-harm for a new vice. The freshman from Phoenix had long struggled with depression and would cut her arms to feel something.

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For Alicia Albek, a home-based child care provider in Los Angeles, Jan. 7 began like a typical Tuesday. She opened her child care program, Alicia’s Place, at 8 a.m. as she had for almost 30 years. Six ...