Network for Advancing a Diverse and Culturally Responsive Workforce
The Greater Los Angeles Education Foundation and Los Angeles County Office of Education recognize the value of an educator workforce that reflects the demographic diversity of our nation and is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to support the learning of diverse learners.
Los Angeles College Accelerator Network
LACOE and the GLA are excited to launch the Los Angeles College Accelerator Network (LA-CAN), a regional effort to strengthen district and community college partnerships and expand equitable access to high-quality dual enrollment opportunities and advising supports across the county.
Earn, Learn, Play
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Thursday announced the launch of an online platform to connect the city and county’s youth with paid internships and recreational and educational programs over the summer.
Living COVID History Project – TOY Grant Blog
Alicia Tito feared her students at the Math, Science, and Technology Academy would be quick to relegate the past year to the back of their minds, dismissing the historic nature of their ability to overcome such a challenge.
Meeting the Moment Convening
On June 4th, the Greater LA Education Foundation and the Los Angeles County Office of Education hosted part two of Meeting the Moment: Advancing Equity Through Community Schools, a two-part series focused on elevating, collaborating, and expanding...
Building Mathematical Discourse – TOY Grant Blog
Each year, the Los Angeles County Office of Education honors some of our most talented educators through the Teachers of the Year (TOY) awards program. We launched the TOY Equitable Innovation Grant program to invest in more dynamic teacher leaders, develop new...
Leaders for Justice – TOY Grant Blog
We launched the TOY Equitable Innovation Grant program to invest in more dynamic teacher leaders, develop new strategies to help students, share best practices with other educators, and leverage the network of incredible TOY honorees.
LA Community Impact Hub
The Community Impact Hub was created in collaboration with founding partners The Annenberg Foundation and the Greater LA Education Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Los Angeles County Office of Education. This model will create up to 12 new Teen Tech Centers in the LA area by 2023.
Civic Engagement and Social Impact – TOY Grant Blog
Each year, the Los Angeles County Office of Education honors some of our most talented educators through the Teachers of the Year (TOY) awards program. We launched the TOY Equitable Innovation Grant program to invest in more dynamic teacher leaders, develop new...
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