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Higher monthly payments loom for many student loan borrowers15.listopadu The arrival of the Trump administration signals the end of efforts by the Biden administration's Education Department to lighten student borrowers' debt burden. UCLA slammed for "chaotic" response to protest melee in UC independent review15.listopadu UCLA failed to stem a violent protest melee last spring, as a "highly chaotic" decision-making process, lack of communication between administrators and police and a shortage of campus safety personnel led to institutional paralysis, according to a University of California independent review. Opinion: The fights over culturally divisive issues in schools? They cost billions that could be spent helping kids14.listopadu The money public schools spend on battles over book bans, LBGTQ+ rights or teaching about race could be better spent on healthy meals or STEM and arts programs. UC wants to enroll 3,600 more Californians next year but funding shortfalls threaten plan14.listopadu The University of California wants to enroll nearly 3,600 more California students in 2025-26 but may struggle to pay for it. The state has indicated it would cut higher education funding as it grapples with a significant budget deficit, potentially opening a UC budget shortfall of $500 million. 'Turned off and stored.' LAUSD reveals details on school cellphone ban to begin Feb. 1813.listopadu LAUSD says its student cellphone ban will start Feb. 18. Schools will decide how to restrict phones, from telling students to put them in backpacks to using magnetically sealed pouches. Opinion: A record number of teachers are leaving the job. Here's why I'm one of them12.listopadu I loved my Los Angeles teaching job. But caring for a special needs child made navigating the long, inflexible hours nearly impossible. LAUSD abruptly ends new admissions rules for gifted students amid parent fury over standards12.listopadu LAUSD planned to change the admission policy for honors programs at elite schools, sparking debate over equitable access to programs for gifted students. USC President Carol Folt to retire in July8.listopadu Folt will retire in July after cleaning up scandals and expanding student access but drawing dissatisfaction over her handling of pro-Palestinian protests. Commentary: Donald Trump is now '47'. Why Pomona College alumni want the number back8.listopadu The number 47 has special meaning to Pomona College students and graduates. Now it will mean something completely different to the rest of the country. How Trump's win could reshape UC research, LGBTQ+ rights and student loan forgiveness8.listopadu Trump's presidential term could bring sweeping changes to financial aid, impact UC research funding and eliminate protections for LGBTQ+ and undocumented students. Prop. 2, statewide bond measure to upgrade California schools, leads in early voting6.listopadu Proposition 2 is a bond to provide $10 billion in funding for repairs and upgrades at thousands of schools across California. L.A. Community College District trustee races lean toward incumbents6.listopadu The 12 candidates in the L.A. Community College District Board of Trustees election ran for four seats. Incumbents are leading. Teachers union candidates lead early for LAUSD board; district school bond leads strongly6.listopadu The outcome of L.A. school board races could dramatically shift policy in the nation's second-largest school system. Redistricting reform seems likely to pass. Retail theft, minimum wage: Here's the 10 ballot measures California voters are deciding6.listopadu Here's how California voted on statewide measures in the 2024 election, including Proposition 36 on retail theft and fentanyl. Commentary: Why grade inflation is spreading from high school to college — and how it hurts learning5.listopadu In Los Angeles and beyond, research has shown that grades are generally going up even though test scores and other measures of actual learning are not. |