After 37 years in the classroom, math teacher Bradley Margolin is preparing to retire at the end of the school year, leaving behind decades of lessons, memories, and students.
The 1926 Crimson and Gray is now online. Among its top scholars sits a teenage Dean McHenry, who grew up to become the founding chancellor of UC Santa Cruz and an architect of California's public university system
Armed FBI searches at the home and office of LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho have raised major questions across Los Angeles, with district tensions, immigration policy clashes, and political pressure now drawing fresh public attention.
As California’s July deadline for phone-free policies approaches, a national study finds that initial discipline and well-being struggles with Yondr pouches actually improve over time.
A Justice Department probe could influence how Van Nuys High School and other LAUSD campuses handle parental notification when students socially transition at school.
