Los Angeles, CA|News|
How Superintendent Carvalho Can Create A Strong Future For All LAUSD Students
Los Angeles Unified's new Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has released his first strategic plan outlining his vision of success.
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Can Infants Learn Math? State-Backed Pilot Project Aims To Find Out
Inside the infant room at the Lighthouse for Children Center in Fresno, 1-year-old Peyton is learning math, as he climbs atop a table.
Across California|News|
Elementary Students Are Recovering Faster From COVID Learning Loss, Research Shows
Elementary students are regaining the ground they lost during the pandemic at a faster pace than older students, recent research shows.
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UC Tracking Drop In Students Returning After COVID Start, Especially For Low-Income And First-Generation Students
Fewer first-year and transfer students returned to the University of California this past fall after enrolling the previous year.
Across California|News|
UC Board Of Regents Asks For Review Of UCLA's Decision To Move To Big Ten Athletics
The University of California's board of regents has asked for the system's central office to review UCLA's decision to move to the Big Ten.
Across California|News|
A Rare Case Of Mental Health In School Gone Right
I didn't expect to fall apart so quickly.
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Enrollment Decline: LAUSD's Carvalho Says Families Leaving The State, Or Choosing To Home-School
Where have all the students gone?
Across California|News|
Gov. Newsom Says UCLA Owes Explanation Over Its Decision To Join The Big Ten
UCLA plans to move its athletic programs from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten conference, and Newsom wants an explanation why.
Across California|News|
New Pathway To A Diploma Opens Doors For Students With Disabilities
Megan Glynn's son, Liam, started playing piano at age 4. With perfect pitch, he sails through Mozart and Vivaldi; he can play anything.
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UC Plans To Expand Enrollment With More Online, Summer Programs, And Transfer Students
The Univ., 0f California is seeking to add more than 20,000 students by 2030 and plans to get there by expanding online and summer programs.
Hollywood, CA|News|
'Jane The Virgin' Writer: From Undocumented English Learner, To Hollywood
The plight of undocumented students often gets told through the pursuits and failings of policy that can feel like alphabet soup.
Across California|News|
Analysis Of COVID Funding Reveals California Districts Have Spent Little So Far To Address Learning Loss
A year after Congress passed record funding in COVID relief, it's revealed Calif., districts have not spent enough to address learning.
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Newsom's Bid To Make Textbooks Free Is Delayed In Community Colleges' Central Office
It occurs more than one year after California lawmakers set aside $115 million to expand free textbook programs across the state's system.
Across California|News|
We Need Less Summer, More Vacation
Ah, summertime. There's no sweeter time in the life of a teacher, even for those of us who have to work a summer gig.
Across California|News|
Cal State Presidents Are To See At Least A 7 Percent Salary Increase
California State University presidents and executives will see at least a 7 percent salary increase starting this month.
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Groups Step Up To Prevent Student Homelessness During Academic Breaks
Without her full scholarship to Cal State San Bernardino, third-year student Syerra Gardner may have been unable to pursue higher education.
Fresno, CA|News|
Faculty Perk At Center Of Issues That Led To Castro Resignation Is Now In Use On Other CSU Campuses
The perk is at the heart of a buyout of a Fresno State administrator in 2020 that led to the resignation of Joseph I. Castro as chancellor.
Across California|News|
Why Intergroup Dialogue Should Be Part Of Every K-12 School
The country seems increasingly polarized, and a new study suggests just getting people from opposite sides to talk cannot bridge the gap.
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College And Career Success Begins With K-12 Schools
As the superintendent of Anaheim Union High School District, I'd like to applaud this historic proposed investment in education.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
More Teachers, Outreach Needed To Support California's Youngest English Learners
California's effort to provide all 4-year-olds in the state with one year of transitional kindergarten, or TK, by 2025, is historic.
