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Bill Seeks To Increase Housing Support For Youth In Extended Foster Care
Young Californians in extended foster care may get relief from rising housing costs if Assembly Bill 525, recently introduced, is passed.
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Police Arrest Former UC Davis Student In Series Of Stabbings That Put Campus On Edge
Pytel made the announcement at a news conference in Davis, with the city's mayor and the UC Davis chancellor at his side.
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Teacher Announces False Claim Of American Indian Bloodlines
The associate professor said she is white and "incorrectly identified," the report states.
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Oakland Teachers Hit The Picket Lines
The report indicates the strike will impact 34,000 students.
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Students' Scores In U.S. History, Civics Continue To Decline
Only 13 percent of students scored proficient in history, the report said.
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Chico State Ends Contract With Mental Health Counselor
There was "an apparent conflict of interest," the report states.
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As Fentanyl Deaths Climb, Bill Would Require Drug Education In Schools
Zach Didier, a senior at Rocklin High School, was a straight-A student, athlete, star of his school musical and Eagle Scout.
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Don't Leave Students With Disabilities Out Of California's Massive Community Schools Investment
California's lowest-performing and most-segregated student group is at risk of being left out in the cold again.
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Gov. Newsom's Ode To Librarians
To our nation's hardworking librarians — "I want to share two words with you -- thank you."
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Should Universities Participate In School Rankings Reports?
They're recent moves by medical and law schools in the United States to actively drop out of rankings reports by certain outlets.
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California Needs Better Support For Students And Teachers Of Color
Ruben, dressed in a blue and gray ProClub outfit, slumped down in his seat. I asked him to get to work on his essay.
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California Community Colleges Moving Forward With Bachelor's Degree Approvals Despite Lawmaker Objections
California's community college system will continue processing applications for new baccalaureate degrees.
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California's Next Community Colleges Chief Pushed Key Reforms And Now Faces New Challenges
Sonya Christian, the chancellor-select of California's community colleges, already has had a significant influence on the system.
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The College Experience: Navigating Through New And Old Friendships
College is a place of growth and community. We head to university to start our lives and find ourselves, but how do we decide whom to be?
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California Is Offering Free Immigration Legal Services For Community College Students
If you're a student, staff or faculty member at a California community college, you're eligible for free legal immigration services.
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Chico State Professor And His Estranged Wife Each Testify, As University Pushes For Restraining Order
Friday's court session included some dramatic testimony, the report states.
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It's Time To Stop Stalling Action On The State Math Framework
A lot can happen in ten years. Ten years ago, we were still on the iPhone 6, and “global pandemic” was a phrase we saw in history books.
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With May 1 Enrollment Deadline Approaching, An Insider's View Of UC Admissions
For graduating high school seniors planning to attend college next fall, decision day is almost here.
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Battle Over Transgender Student Privacy Isn't Over, Bill's Author Says
A bill requiring schools to inform parents if their children may be transgender might be stalled in Sacramento, but the debate remains.
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National Wave Of Anti-CRT Measures Trickles Into California Schools
It is a national conservative movement, pushed by Republicans, to limit the teaching of race and racism.