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Windfall For Arts Education With The Likely Passage Of Proposition 28
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In Calif., There May Be A Windfall For Arts Education With The Likely Passage Of Proposition 28
California K-12 schools would get a windfall of nearly $1 billion annually for drama, music and other arts programs.
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Tony Thurmond Cruises To Re-Election As California State Superintendent
With the power of incumbency and a funding advantage behind him, the California Superintendent of Public Instruction handily won.
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We Cannot Allow Our Education To Be Automated
As a high school student, it is sad, concerning for me to see the increasing reliance on technology as a substitute for direct instruction.
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L.A. Unified's Bilingual Program For Deaf Students Hailed As Model For California Schools
Michele Bergeron knows her 5-year-old son, who's deaf, likes watermelon and pizza, is obsessed with airplanes, and wants to play football.
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New Biography Examines Michael Kirst's Impact On Public Education In California And Beyond
For over six decades, Michael Kirst has made a mark on public education, starting right out of graduate school to draft Title I legislation.
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Libraries Support Us, So We Should Support Them
The public library in my neighborhood started its curbside pickup service in San Jose around the fall of 2020.
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Tiny House Construction Training Has Fresno Students Dreaming Big About Their Futures
They gathered at Fresno City College's Career and Technology Center, tucked away in an industrial neighborhood near a southern border.
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LAUSD Superintendent Joins Experts In Supporting Pursuit Of Science Of Reading
Alberto M. Carvalho emigrated to the United States from Portugal as a penniless 17-year-old with little knowledge of English.
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In Calif., Students Call On State Board Of Education To Address Safety, Equity, And Mental Health
Student representatives from across California made a series of policy and curriculum recommendations during the presentation.
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Fresno State Students Need Affordable Housing
“I don't know where I'm going to live if I don't make it off the waitlist for the dorms,” a Fresno State freshman said to me.
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California's Accountability System Is Failing English Learners
It's occurred through my decades of experience in the system as a teacher and administrator, including nine years as director of curriculum.
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Study Finds College President Searches Favor White Men, Offers Strategies To Change That
At a time when California is searching for key jobs in higher education, it is critical for a change in the selection system.
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In California, Middle School Math Needs To Be Every Superintendent's New Priority
For the next three years, every superintendent needs to focus on improving middle school math.
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Stanford-Harvard 'Scorecard' Translates California's Test Scores Into Months Of Missed Learning
The project from Harvard and Stanford universities converted national and state test scores into their equivalent measure of learning.
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California State Graduation Rates Tick Up For Some Students, Decline For Transfers
California State University once again saw its four-year graduation rate tick up for students who started as freshmen — to an all-time high.
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Why Some Schools Saw Their Scores Soar Despite COVID-19 — And Others Did Not
Monday's Smarter Balanced results show widespread declines in reading and math, but a closer look at individual districts begets hope.
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Arts Education Is A Right, Not A Privilege
Without art, I wouldn't be where I am today -- Matthew Garcia-Ramirez
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Where's The Village For High School Students?
We have all heard the term “it takes a village” when talking about raising children. I remember rocking my son to sleep.
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Supreme Court's Decision On Affirmative Action In Admissions Could Affect California Private Colleges
Next week, the U.S. Supreme Court is to hear arguments about whether considering race as a factor during the admission process is lawful.