
GOOD Attacks! brought an infographic flashmob to downtown Los Angeles.

Classes with 50 students, students with no desks, and one science teacher for an entire campus: Welcome to the world of high-school budget cuts.
Foshay Tech Academy is giving students academic skills and preparing them for jobs.
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A recent college grad transitions from student journalist to City Year corps member.

Federal data shows that teachers in minority schools are being paid $2,500 less than teachers working in whiter areas. Here's why.

The winners of Intel's Schools of Distinction competition have some common traits other schools would be smart to adopt.
GOOD Maker will award a $2,500 grant to an education nonprofit that's teaching Los Angeles fifth-graders about the importance of volunteering.

A new documentary hopes to spark tough conversations about helping black males do better in school.

Almost 20 years after the Rodney King riots, America has yet to address the serious issues that led to them.

Dropouts in alternative programs get a personalized learning experience. Maybe if they had that in the first place they wouldn't leave school.

What to do this weekend, L.A.? How about taking in a concert in a Chinatown gallery, and touring an agricultural community in the heart of the city.

Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen think things like learning how to make your own household cleaners and keepin your own bees can help transform the world.

The next outing of the Do Good Bus departs this weekend, for a special adventure co-sponsored by the new co-working community The Hub LA.

The blocks that surround MOCA's street art exhibition are filled with an ad hoc gallery of exuberant public art, thanks to a group called LA Freewalls

Happy weekend, L.A.! Get heavy with Miranda July's new show at MOCA PDC, and walk the secret history of the Boyle Heights neighborhood.

A local designer created a coffee table and placed it at the bus stop of a busy intersection in the city's Koreatown. The result is fun to watch.