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How a Teacher’s Encouragement—and His Late Wife’s Request—Inspired School Superintendent Stefan Bean
Bean, Orange County’s superintendent of schools, has an ambitious goal for students. That, he says, started with one teacher’s confidence in him.
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Oakland Schools Must Allow Christian After-School Clubs: Judge
‘This is a great victory,’ Mat Staver, a lawyer representing the plaintiff, said in a statement.
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14 Easy Ways to Add Extra Fun to Your Homeschool
In homeschooling, you don’t have to choose between academic rigor and fun. These creative strategies make space for both.
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Judge Orders Federal Government to Restore Some Research Grants for UCLA
U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the National Science Foundation had violated a preliminary injunction issued on June 23.
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Stanford’s Student Newspaper Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The lawsuit alleges that immigration enforcement actions have produced a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech.
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Is Sacrifice the Missing Link to Manhood?
At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.
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University of California Accepts Record Number of Californians, Except at Elite Campuses
The University of California’s Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.
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Newsom Issues Order Focusing on Mental Health, Suicide Crisis Among Young Men
California targets suicide prevention, mentorship, and workforce connection amid rising mental health challenges and death rates.
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DOJ Finds UCLA Violated Civil Rights Law
UCLA faces a major loss of federal funding as Attorney General Pam Bondi said the university will ‘pay a heavy price for putting Jewish Americans at risk.’
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California Public Schools Get So-So Marks in WalletHub Study; Massachusetts Shines
The Golden State falls into the High Spending, Weak School System category, placing 30th overall in an assessment of quality and safety.
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Midyear Motivation: 6 Ways to Refocus and Finish 2025 Strong
We may be halfway to Christmas, but it’s not too late to dust off our New Year’s resolutions and tackle 2025 again.
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What’s Behind the Rise in Narcissism in Teens?
Reducing social media, promoting family values, and encouraging kids to do good without expecting praise can all help, experts said.
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USC Warns of Staff Layoffs Amid $200 Million Deficit
Even prior to the cuts in federal funding, USC had been running at a deficit for several years.
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University of Southern California Faces $300 Million in Federal Funding Cuts, Staff Layoffs
The university received about $1.35 billion in federal funding last year.
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24 States Sue Trump Administration Over Freezing Funds for After-School and Summer Programs
The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Rhode Island.
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Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
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Taiwanese University Expands Taiwan-US Academic Exchange in Silicon Valley
National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology held a forum in Santa Clara.
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How a Teacher’s Encouragement—and His Late Wife’s Request—Inspired School Superintendent Stefan Bean
Bean, Orange County’s superintendent of schools, has an ambitious goal for students. That, he says, started with one teacher’s confidence in him.
|
Oakland Schools Must Allow Christian After-School Clubs: Judge
‘This is a great victory,’ Mat Staver, a lawyer representing the plaintiff, said in a statement.
|
14 Easy Ways to Add Extra Fun to Your Homeschool
In homeschooling, you don’t have to choose between academic rigor and fun. These creative strategies make space for both.
|
Judge Orders Federal Government to Restore Some Research Grants for UCLA
U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the National Science Foundation had violated a preliminary injunction issued on June 23.
|
Stanford’s Student Newspaper Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The lawsuit alleges that immigration enforcement actions have produced a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech.
|
Is Sacrifice the Missing Link to Manhood?
At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.
|
University of California Accepts Record Number of Californians, Except at Elite Campuses
The University of California’s Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.
|
Newsom Issues Order Focusing on Mental Health, Suicide Crisis Among Young Men
California targets suicide prevention, mentorship, and workforce connection amid rising mental health challenges and death rates.
|
DOJ Finds UCLA Violated Civil Rights Law
UCLA faces a major loss of federal funding as Attorney General Pam Bondi said the university will ‘pay a heavy price for putting Jewish Americans at risk.’
|
California Public Schools Get So-So Marks in WalletHub Study; Massachusetts Shines
The Golden State falls into the High Spending, Weak School System category, placing 30th overall in an assessment of quality and safety.
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Midyear Motivation: 6 Ways to Refocus and Finish 2025 Strong
We may be halfway to Christmas, but it’s not too late to dust off our New Year’s resolutions and tackle 2025 again.
|
What’s Behind the Rise in Narcissism in Teens?
Reducing social media, promoting family values, and encouraging kids to do good without expecting praise can all help, experts said.
|
USC Warns of Staff Layoffs Amid $200 Million Deficit
Even prior to the cuts in federal funding, USC had been running at a deficit for several years.
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University of Southern California Faces $300 Million in Federal Funding Cuts, Staff Layoffs
The university received about $1.35 billion in federal funding last year.
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24 States Sue Trump Administration Over Freezing Funds for After-School and Summer Programs
The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Rhode Island.
|
Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
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Taiwanese University Expands Taiwan-US Academic Exchange in Silicon Valley
National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology held a forum in Santa Clara.
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