Koreh Connections
Book Reviews: Summertime Fun Edition
School may be out, but reading is a year-round hobby. Check out these great books! Read More »
Cuts in Education Spark State of Emergency Protest
The Board of Education's decision to replace more than half of Huntington Park High School's staff resulted in an emotionally-charged protest by students. Read More »
Utah Street School Library Restocking
On June 3, 2011, KOREH L.A. and Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. restocked their 14th LAUSD library together. Read More »
Reach for the Stars
Volunteer Melinda Trauman and some of her third grade students have worked on an exciting project that they shared with KOREH Connections. Read More »
The Third Grade Pivot Point
Read about how students unable to read at grade level by the third grade are four times less likely to graduate high school by age 19. The study is a testament to why KOREH L.A. volunteers are so committed to their work. Read More »
Education News Roundup
Mayor Villaraigosa's "State of the City" address, LAUSD's new superintendent John Deasy, national education budget cuts, and Cathie Black steps down: Education-related news from the month of April that you want to know about! Read More »
Kid’s Corner: Spring Break Edition
A road trip to Las Vegas, pancakes, and a cousin's birthday party? Sounds like a fantastic spring break vacation to me! Read More »
Thank you for Making Magic/ Save the Date
Get ready to celebrate the end of a successful volunteer year with a celebration at which the bookmark winners will be announced! Read More »
Education News Roundup
Education news from the month of March: Here's what you need to know about the Education Summit in Los Angeles and the new report, "Divided We Fail: Segregated and Unequal Schools in the Southland," among other important stories. Read More »
