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LBUSD parents, students concerned about ‘el futuro’ of dual immersion at Stephens Middle School (opens the original)
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“El futuro” – the future – of the dual language immersion program at Stephens Middle School, in West Long Beach, remains a concern for Long Beach Unified School District parents and students who are part of the program. Stephens Middle School is one of nine campuses in the Long Beach Unified School District that offers dual immersion, a program for students to learn in English and Spanish simultaneously, so they eventually become bilingual and biliterate. The first class of 27 sixth-graders enro
For Long Beach’s Bruce Saito, longtime Conservation Corps chief, his legacy is all about the planet (opens the original)
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In the northeast quadrant of Los Angeles’ Chinatown, just down the way from Dodger Stadium and a short jaunt from the 110 Freeway, sits the headquarters of an organization dedicated to providing opportunities to young people while preserving California’s environment. That organization is the Los Angeles chapter of the California Conservation Corps. Since its founding in 1986, the L.A. Conservation Corps has provided nearly 600 young people with work experience, education and support — with those
LBCC to construct first student housing complex, hundreds of on-campus apartments (opens the original)
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Long Beach City College will soon break ground on a housing facility that will allow students to live on campus for the first time. The approximately 93,000 square-foot complex, at Clark Avenue and Lew Davis Street, will provide a mix of studio, single and double-bed units for a total of 431 beds. Its location gives students easy access to the Liberal Arts Campus, public safety building, and the soon-to-come new Stadium and Athletic Sports Complex. The groundbreaking ceremony will take place in
Long Beach hosts aerospace event with business leaders, Japanese consul general (opens the original)
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More than 120 aerospace and other technology industry professionals met with Long Beach and Japanese officials last week for an event intended to strengthen global partnerships and regional economic growth. The event, dubbed “Long Beach – Japan: A Space, Aerospace and Advanced Technology,” took place on Aug. 12 at the Museum of Latin American Art. It featured representatives from the city’s Department of Economic Development and Opportunity, Invest Long Beach and the Consulate General of Japan i
Long Beach’s Vets Stadium closing to make way for new complex to open in 2029; free events planned (opens the original)
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Long Beach City College is saying goodbye to its longtime stadium and making plans for a new $250 million state-of-the-art athletic center. To honor Veterans Memorial Stadium before work begins on the new complex, the school will host a free football game on Aug. 29 and a groundbreaking event on Sept. 9. This fall, LBCC will demolish the current structure and begin construction on a stadium and sports complex, scheduled for completion in summer 2029. The complex, located on the Liberal Arts Camp
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