Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education
View MoreThe Hermosa Beach Education Foundation's annual giving campaign closes Monday, Sept. 21, with a $1.7 million goal to fund STEAM labs, music, art, Spanish and counseling across the district's three schools.

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View MoreThe California Department of Education overturned Manhattan Beach Unified's finding that a Mira Costa High teacher's Israel-Gaza lesson was not discriminatory, ordering mandatory antisemitism and bias training for all Mira Costa staff by Oct. 26.

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View MoreEleven Mira Costa High School seniors in Manhattan Beach were named National Merit Semifinalists, placing them among the top 1% of U.S. test-takers and in line for a share of $24 million in scholarships next spring.

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View MoreThe Manhattan Beach Education Foundation is hosting its annual New Parent Welcome Receptions at Tin Roof Bistro, where Superintendent Kim Linz and school leaders will meet families new to the district.

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View MoreThe Hermosa Beach City School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on Sept. 9 to certify that all students have enough textbooks and instructional materials for the 2026-27 school year, a state-required annual step.

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View MoreThe Manhattan Beach Education Foundation committed a record $8,026,400 to MBUSD for 2026-27, preserving educator positions and programs during the district's worst budget cycle in recent memory.

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View MoreThree Centinela Valley Union High School District trustee seats will be filled by board appointment after only one candidate filed for each, canceling the Nov. 3, 2026, election for the district serving Hawthorne, Lawndale and Lennox families.

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View MoreThe HBCSD board approved a multi-agency MOU supporting a federal school safety grant application that would fund access control, cameras and emergency alert systems at all three Hermosa Beach elementary schools, plus $81,200 in summer construction contracts at Hermosa View Elementary.

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View MoreHawthorne School District will serve free breakfast and lunch to all students at its 13 sites starting Aug. 19 under the federal Community Eligibility Provision, eliminating meal applications for roughly 6,700 students and their families.

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View MoreThe Redondo Beach Unified school board approved a no-cost behavioral health partnership with Beach Cities Health District, consolidated its March 2027 election with city races, and authorized more than $250,000 in contracts at its Aug. 11 meeting, the last before school starts Aug. 19.

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View MoreThe El Segundo Unified School District board met Monday, July 27, to introduce a new Center Street School principal, approve the year's first certificated personnel report, and certify official signatures for the 2026-27 fiscal year.

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View MoreRedondo Union High School is the first in L.A. County to adopt Cambridge International, offering eight advanced courses starting in fall 2026 that can earn students college credit at more than 1,000 U.S. universities.
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