The debate of critical race theory staying in American education will depend on collective efforts of educators and policymakers.
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Supreme Court declares affirmative action unconstitutional
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has just declared affirmative action unconstitutional, which will prohibit universities from legally counting a student’s race as a factor for admission to their institution.
Opinion: Why Geography Education is Essential
Geography education has been lacking in classrooms and is necessary in order to better our understanding of global affairs and cultural differences around the world.
Learning loss tied to COVID-19
How the pandemic caused one of the worst cases of learning loss.
Could we change our genes? CRISPR, genetic-altering technology
For years, genetics have been the end all be all. The reason to why we have our traits, why we look how we look, why we are how we are, what diseases we were susceptible to and everything was set in stone. However, recent medical innovation, CRISPR/Cas9 has proven otherwise and that indeed we can change our genetics.
Opinion: The problem with banning “racist” books
Sanitizing history by censoring material in school is a misguided effort that overlooks all the past injustices that minorities have faced.
Opinion: SEIU frustration spills into the streets
Opinion: Community outrage and protests in Culver City Unified School District
Outrage and protests sparked by violence, bullying, and more on Culver City campuses.
The push for properly-funded schools
Teachers picketed outside John Marshall High School and various LAUSD schools on Oct. 19, 2022. Teachers who are members of United Teachers of Los Angeles were picketing that morning for one big reason the push for better school conditions and education. I got the...
Elimination of honors classes at Culver High School
The elimination of honors classes calls out for a need for change.