Through mentorship, career exploration and strong partnerships, LACOE’s Learn and Earn Program helps students build confidence, expand their support networks and discover new possibilities.

The 16 honorees will now advance to represent Los Angeles County in the California Teachers of the Year competition.

Eight students received $500 scholarships during the annual celebration.

This statewide reimbursement model allows LEAs to recover costs and build sustainable ongoing funding for eligible school-based behavioral health services.

National recognition celebrates Brawley’s leadership and Compton Unified’s remarkable gains in graduation rates, college acceptance and student opportunity.

Throughout his distinguished career, Dr. Markarian’s leadership and dedication to public education have been recognized locally and statewide.

A new report details how the Greater Los Angeles Regional Transformational Assistance Center helps L.A. County community schools transform into hubs of support, inclusion, equity and thriving.

Schools across L.A. County are being recognized for creating positive, supportive learning environments, including LACOE’s Los Padrinos Juvenile Court School, which earned Bronze honors.

New ongoing state investment creates an opportunity to significantly expand and sustain community schools serving students and families across Los Angeles County.