During National School Counselor Week, we celebrate counselors like Esperanza Jacobs and Melanie Segrave, whose dedication helps students find stability, direction and hope.

Through this agreement, Pacific Oaks will provide bachelor’s degree pathways and comprehensive academic advising tailored to participants in LACOE’s UPK-CDI programs.

These laws help ensure school systems can respond effectively to challenges while continuing to support students and communities.

Every student, regardless of immigration status, background, language or family circumstance, has the right to learn in an environment where they feel secure and supported.

Educators and partners from across L.A. County came together to turn equity into action during LACOE’s first in-person convening centered on advancing dual enrollment opportunities for students.

The public can share their input at an Online Community Meeting on Jan. 29 or by completing a survey.

Two teachers, from Watts and Boyle Heights, have received recognition for outstanding achievement in early childhood education.

The program provides comprehensive training at the beginning of a teacher’s assignment, followed by ongoing professional learning.

The proposal signals a continued commitment to education at every level, from early learning through higher education.