The Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) was recently recognized for encouraging and supporting students as they practice for the SAT and college-level courses using the Khan Academy’s Official SAT Practice program.
California State University Chancellor Timothy P. White issued an executive order yesterday that will immediately change the way that the 23-campus system assesses first time students’ readiness for college level courses.
With a “Good Neighbor Citizenship Company” grant from State Farm, Operation Clean Slate added a mural at the YMCA in Long Beach depicting an important message about traffic safety.
Majeedah Wesley was less than two months into her education at Long Beach City College when she became part of a growing statistic among the ranks of college students in the United States. She was homeless, more than 400 miles from her family and determined to finish her education.
Starting Friday, a three-day international student water robotics competition will feature over 60 teams testing underwater robots they designed and built in scenarios that focus on using technology for today’s seaports.
Curtis D. Bennett, a nationally recognized mathematician, has been selected as Cal State Long Beach’s (CSULB) new dean for its College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) to assist in leading its efforts in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Dew Tour hit the streets of Long Beach once again over the weekend, bringing with it not only opportunities for the public to watch some of the best pro skaters compete but to give local youth a chance to experience the fun.
This morning nearly 500 George Washington Carver Elementary School students, alongside faculty, staff, family and friends, celebrated the opening of a new playground designed specifically to accommodate special needs students within the Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD).
