The just-concluded UCLA HSSRP was a unique educational experience.
Author: Daniel Lee
Daniel Kangmin Lee is a 12th grader at LACES High School and a returning student editor for the JSR program.
Editorial: AP Students Wasted Days
The last weeks of school had little academic value for AP students.
Putting the Team on My Back #1
In his column, Daniel Lee shares his favorite recent sports stories.
Student Group Goes the Distance
The Students Run LA Program brought together students from around the city to run the LA Marathon.
Team USA Basketball Dribbles past Competitors with Ease
Team USA kicks off the 2012 Olympics strong.
Kyungwon Lee
Kyungwon Lee, also known as K.W. Lee, was born in 1928 in Kaesong, North Korea and received his education at Korea University. Lee has covered a variety of social justice issues, most notably the hardships of Appalachian coal miners who were exposed to the black lung disease, the civil rights movements during the Jim Crow Era in the South, and the exoneration of wrongly convicted Chol Soo Lee from the San Quentin Death Row
Budget Cuts threaten to slash important courses at LACES
The school year is coming to an end and many Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies (LACES) students have started to submit their elective sheets for the upcoming year. However, due to the relentless California educational budget cuts, many essential courses are unlikely to be available for countless students. Daniel LeeDaniel Kangmin Lee is…
Diversity Essay Contest
In commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of the Los Angeles Riots, the Korean American Coalition (KAC) is having their annual essay contest with a theme of “Diversity is our strength”. Daniel LeeDaniel Kangmin Lee is a 12th grader at LACES High School and a returning student editor for the JSR program.More Posts Follow Me:
Students, families, and teachers outraged by increases in Fee Reduction price of AP Exams
Due to the reduced federal funding, AP Exam Prices for low income students has increased from $5 per exam to $15 for the first 3 exams and $53 for any additional exams. This decision is only one of many that have created obstacles for under resourced students and their families. Daniel LeeDaniel Kangmin Lee is…
Students, Families, and Teachers Outraged by Increases in Fee Reduction Price of AP Exams
Due to the reduced federal funding, AP exam prices for low income students has increased from $5 per exam to $15 for the first three exams and $53 for any additional exams. This decision is only one of many that have created obstacles for under resourced students and their families. In addition to the extra…