By May S. Ruiz He’s at transportation every single day, rain or shine, opening car doors for students arriving in the morning and leaving in…
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By May S. Ruiz All across the United States college students are graduating, alive with the ideals of youth and armed with a four-year degree.…
By May S. Ruiz The National Center for Education Statistics estimates that colleges and universities will award 1.9 million Bachelor’s degrees this month. And the…
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced that California will receive a grant and support to strengthen the quality of early childhood care and education.…
SACRAMENTO-State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson outlined his ambitious “Agenda for Excellence” for the next four years today in Sacramento as he was sworn…
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson today announced a dramatic 20 percent drop in the number of students expelled in 2013-14 and a 15.2…
Students, Faculty and Staff Bring Strong Institutional Focus and Applicable Service-Learning to Long Beach and the Surrounding Areas The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of…
By Jennifer Schlueter “Everyone is at risk and more than 300 death cases! We are all scared,” Hindo ends his email from Sierra Leone to…
Education from locals for locals against Ebola prevents deadly disease from spreading By Jennifer Schlueter For a few years now, HLR Media’s founder Von Raees…
By Ken Swisher Amy Laughlin, an alumna of California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) and a teacher at Hansen School in Anaheim, has been named…