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Through Los Angeles Unified K-pop curriculum, students are exploring a wide range of career pathways connected to the global music industry while building creativity, confidence and real-world skills.

Developed by the Consulate General in collaboration with LA Unified in 2024, the curriculum helps students connect their interests to future career exploration.

Los Angeles Unified and QueensCare Health Centers unveiled two new mobile dental clinic units bringing free, high-quality dental care directly to children and young adults across Los Angeles.
Because every student deserves a reason to smile.

Nearly 150 graduating seniors who’ve experienced homelessness were celebrated for their resilience, strength and determination at Los Angeles Unified’s 13th annual graduate recognition ceremony.

Their journeys were not easy, but their futures are bright — and we could not be prouder of all they’ve accomplished.

From the classroom to the hospital floor, students at Bravo Medical Magnet High School are gaining real-world experience that’s shaping their futures.
A new study highlights how Los Angeles Unified's Career Technical Education and Linked Learning pathways are helping students graduate ready for college, careers, and beyond.

hile much of the nation saw stalled academic growth, Los Angeles Unified students continued to rise.
A new national study from Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth found Los Angeles Unified is outperforming the state and nation in both math and reading growth, with progress seen across nearly every student group.
This achievement reflects what’s possible when high standards, strong support, and a shared commitment to students remain at the center of our work. It belongs to the collective effort of students, families, educators, support staff, and school leaders who show up every day believing in what our young people can achieve.
The real magic happens in the hands of people who invest in students with care, purpose, and deep belief in their potential.
Thank you to the warriors of education across our District who continue proving what’s possible when we move forward together.

While the U.S. continues to face a reading recession, @LASchools is among the few districts across the country showing strong gains in both reading and math, surpassing pre-pandemic state test scores. Progress was seen across all student groups, reflecting the dedication of our educators, targeted student support and a continued commitment to student achievement.

Big congratulations to Garfield High School senior Andres Gonzalez 🎓✨
Andres has been named a Coca-Cola Scholar, earning a $20,000 scholarship through one of the most competitive programs in the country. Out of tens of thousands of applicants nationwide, only 150 students are selected each year.

Congratulations to North Hollywood High School for earning 5th place at the National Science Bowl, competing against 65 of the nation’s top high school teams.

Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week 2026 🍎
Irving Middle School STEAM Magnet teachers and all #LASchools educators are bringing the energy, sparking curiosity, and creating those daily “aha” moments.

Hands on learning, real world problem solving, and lessons that stick long after the bell rings.

The force of creativity is strong at North Hollywood High School.
Los Angeles Unified celebrates the new John Williams Performing Arts Center, a launchpad for student talent featuring a grand stage, rehearsal spaces, and hands-on training for future theater technicians.
Students are stepping into bold adventures and edge-of-your-seat moments as they begin their own legendary journeys.
Greatness begins here.