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LAUSD, where has all the fun gone?

I ran into a former student today who recognized me. He reminisced about the fun things that we would do in class.Math baseball to reinforce the...
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All LAUSD high school students must pass college preparatory classes

“The Los Angeles Unified School District will require all students to pass a college-preparatory curriculum beginning next fall.”Since...
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More lost students of LAUSD

The students who might find their life’s work in shops, only shop classes have been eliminated, even though every student does not need to...
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Multi-tasking high school

A Presentation by Ellen RichardsHigh school. It seems overwhelming. All of a sudden you are faced with million decisions. Questions are popping...
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Water Is Life student art contest sponsored by FMWD now accepting entries

Students in grades K-12 can win up to $250 for creating artwork that best describes the theme “Water Is Life.” The contest is sponsored...
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Occidental college to host 26th annual K-12 science olympiad

Occidental College will once again host the Los Angeles Regional Science Olympiad, a rigorous K-12 science, engineering and technology competition...
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Moore Foundation gives Caltech $6 million for chemistry

Chemists have become extremely adept at characterizing biology's molecules—at determining structures and investigating the roles of...
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Pasadena City College series to highlight African American Heritage Month

Pasadena City College is recognizing African American Heritage Month with a series of lectures and events that bring an array of prominent artists,...
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USC architect first to use zero-energy building material that reacts to sunlight

  • USC
  • February 13, 2012
In architect Doris Kim Sung's ideal future, buildings will automatically respond to changes in the environment. "For a long time, my work...
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UCLA: Project SHAPE LA gets middle-schoolers moving

  • UCLA
  • February 13, 2012
Funded by a $1.2 million grant, Dr. Kynna Wright-Volel, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., assistant professor and Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Faculty Scholar at...
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