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The Washington Post reports that seven local high schools are among the most challenging in the nation. The 2014 rankings include schools that surpass 91 percent of other high schools nationwide in terms of their ability to offer rigorous college prep courses.
View the list of winners from the recent Math, Science, Engineering Achievement Day at Cal State Long Beach.
Goodwill of Southern Los Angeles County credits the Adult School's healthcare training program with helping to lift people out of poverty.
Register now for the award-winning, fee-based program to be held at Carver Elementary School.
Fourteen local schools are listed on the California Business for Education Excellence Honor Roll for student achievement.
Middle school parents and students are taking the pledge that is part of the nationally recognized Long Beach College Promise program.
McBride High School teacher Charise Williams earns a statewide honor from a non-profit provider of engineering curriculum.
View information on discretionary budgets allocated to individual schools.
Students from three local high schools will compete in a robotics world championship in St. Louis.
The day-long festival at El Dorado Park marks its 20th anniversary with entertainment and activities for children and families.
Board of Education President John McGinnis defeats challenger Juan Benitez in District 3, while Megan Kerr defeats Uduak Ntuk in District 1, where Mary Stanton is retiring after 24 years.
More than 2,500 solar panels installed atop carports at the high school will save LBUSD about $2 million over 25 years.
LBUSD offers year-round, fee-based preschool at the K-8 Tincher Preparatory School in East Long Beach.
The service club awards nearly $5,000 in grants to local teachers for innovative efforts to improve literacy.
An educational technology website offers an up-close look at LBUSD's efforts to create customized professional development for teachers.
LBUSD's non-certificated employees approve a contract by more than a 99 percent vote. The workers will receive their first pay raise in more than five years.
View the newest edition of the Measure K electronic newsletter, which provides updates on school construction and renovation.
Federal and state officials OK new rules on how schools use resources.
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