Alex Cohen and Francine Rios | Take Two® | April 15, 10:52 AM A new poll out this week from the Leadership Conference Education Fund reveals some troubling findings when it comes to schools and race.
LA Unified is trying to boost enrollment, including a plan to unify and simplify the application process for parents trying to enroll their children in public schools, including charters and magnets.
LA parents and teachers weigh in on what elements are necessary for a school or school district to thrive.
For some families and students, none of the school options out there fit. That's why some turn to homeschooling.
Some schools have more money than others but does that make them better? What determines how much money a school gets and how the funds are spent?
Private schools (also called independent schools) generally fall into three types of educational philosophies: religious, traditional, or progressive.
"Togetherness" focuses on L.A. parents Brett and Michelle. Dissatisfied with her school options, Michelle is inspired to join a group trying to start a charter school.
Dual-language schools, also known as two-way immersion schools, are becoming a popular option for parents in Southern California.