By Mikhail Zinshteyn, CalMatters
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In 2022, faced with mounting criticism from California parents and students who couldn’t
The Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture has announced a new partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies to bring paid summer internships at local arts and cultural institutions to rising
Santa Monica College has received final approval to offer a Bachelor of Science in Cloud Computing, becoming one of a growing number of California community colleges authorized to grant four-
When Jonah Meyuhas wanted to launch his first business idea, he ran into a problem familiar to many teenage entrepreneurs: no funding, no platform and no clear path forward.
Rather
A coalition of student leaders at Santa Monica High School chose to broaden the lens of their annual Latino heritage celebration this year, scrapping a program centered on a single
Two high school students from Santa Monica are trading their California classroom for the Pope's summer residence this week, putting their artificial intelligence skills to work on a
Two Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District campuses have been recognized by the California Department of Education for exemplary student outcomes.
John Adams Middle School was named a 2026 California
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has completed foundational Generative Artificial Intelligence Literacy Training for staff at all school sites, marking a significant step in the district's push
The Santa Monica College Planetarium will present live-hosted shows on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons throughout April, featuring its weekly "Night Sky Show" alongside three "Deep
Santa Monica College's student-run news outlet The Corsair earned 23 awards this month from two leading collegiate journalism organizations, including a national Pacemaker Award from the Associated
At Santa Monica High School, students in Ruth Carter's classroom are learning more than filmmaking — they are learning to tell stories that matter.
Carter, now in her second
The Gourmandise School will offer weeklong hands-on cooking and baking summer camps for young chefs beginning June 15.
The camps provide kids and teens the opportunity to learn essential
