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- Sep 27, 2026
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From history to the classroom: A school district’s journey to build an ethnic studies class (opens the original)
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Principal Kevin Morris greeted students and staff back at Mount Olive Innovation & Technology High School. It was his birthday, which coincided with the beginning of the school year in August. Students playfully joked with him while ushering celebratory remarks. Not only was it a happy day for the alternative school that recently moved to share Duarte High School’s campus this year, but it was also the early days of an ethnic studies curriculum that took years to find its way to a classroom. Mor
After 5 years, ethnic studies rollout in Southern California classrooms is still a hodgepodge (opens the original)
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On day eight of the school year, Casey Ramirez’s ninth-grade Ethnic Studies class quietly discussed in pairs the parts of their identity they especially valued, that they would stand up and advocate for. Eager, newly-minted high-schoolers looked on as Ramirez interspersed light-hearted personal examples in a lesson on how our identities shape how we see ourselves, how others see us and how we see the world. It was a glimpse inside Ramirez’ Duarte Unified School District classroom, where she bega
Larry Wilson, ‘quintessential’ Southern California editor, is one of LA’s 2026 Distinguished Journalists (opens the original)
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Larry Wilson, a member of the Southern California News Group’s editorial board and former editor of the Pasadena Star-News, is being honored as a Distinguished Journalist by the Los Angeles Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists – among seven local honorees who have made a major mark on coverage and the profession. “Larry Wilson is the quintessential journalist,” said Frank Pine, executive editor for the Southern California News Group. “He is relentlessly committed to th
Rose Parade 2027 float designs are starting to set sail. See this one from Princess Cruises (opens the original)
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It’s only August, but Jan. 1 is beckoning for the Tournament of Roses. The Rose float designs are starting to come in. Princess Cruises has unveiled the company’s grandiose Rose Parade float design, showcasing four iconic cruise destinations for the 2027 Tournament of Roses theme, “Welcome.” Returning for the second consecutive year, the Princess float will highlight the cultures and landscapes of their popular destinations – Alaska, Japan, Australia, and Europe – in the cruise line’s spin on th
Seafood boil restaurant Grab A Crab opens Baldwin Park location in Towne Center (opens the original)
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New Baldwin Park Towne Center seafood restaurant Grab A Crab celebrated its grand opening on Thursday, Aug. 6. The seafood boil and claw machine chain has two other locations in the San Gabriel Valley, in Monterey Park and Hacienda Heights. Community members, city officials and business representatives gathered to celebrate the restaurant’s official opening in a storefront that had been empty for five years. “We are thrilled to welcome Grab A Crab to the Baldwin Park Towne Center, giving our res
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