John Fensterwald

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the United Teachers Los Angeles and the organization that created a controversial ethnic studies curriculum adopted by at least two dozen school districts in California.

A lack of funding is creating uncertainty about legislation mandating that high schools offer ethnic studies “upon appropriation” starting in 2025-26.

A lack of funding is creating uncertainty about legislation mandating that high schools offer ethnic studies “upon appropriation” starting in 2025-26.

Panel of experts chooses reading difficulty screeners that districts can use for kindergarten through second grade

California will become one of the last states to require universal literacy screening when it takes effect in 2025-26.

LAUSD pledges to obey federal law, agrees to pay $3 million for services for low-income students,

Archdiocese of LA will receive $3 million

Experts choose reading difficulty screeners Topline: A panel of reading experts has designated the tests that school districts can

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A panel of reading experts has designated the tests that school districts can use to identify reading difficulties that kindergartners through second graders may have, starting next fall.