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Changes To College Student Eligibility For CalFresh | Quick Guide
June 10, California's food benefits program is ending two temporary rules that allowed a greater number of college students to qualify.
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We Must Act With Urgency To Stop The Spread Of RSV
As a board member of the Los Angeles Unified School District and a mother, it's my priority and responsibility to advocate for safety.
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We Must Protect Our Children From Another Respiratory Virus
As a board member of the Los Angeles Unified School District, and a mother, it's my priority and responsibility to advocate for safety.
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Collaboration Is At Center Of Keeping Students In School After Juvenile Detention
Each morning begins this way for Tate: She reviews a list of Oakland students at the facility who have been booked, released, or scheduled.
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Social Media Has Some Significant Upsides For Teenage Girls, Survey Finds
Researchers, legislators, therapists and concerned parents for years have been voicing alarm about the effects of social media on teenagers.
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UC's New Plan To Simplify Transferring Could Have Opposite Impact, Critics Say
Responding to pressure to simplify the transfer process, the University of California is proposing a new pathway.
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When K-12 Leaders Or Teachers Make Mistakes, Who Takes Note?
When teachers misinterpret test results, many wrong decisions may follow.
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Documentary Film Asks: Do All Children Have "The Right To Read?"
As a child growing up in Brooklyn, Jenny Mackenzie struggled with reading until she was 14. She often felt ashamed, and learned to hide it.
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San Leandro Teacher: Our Newcomer Students Deserve Better
"I felt as if I had been set up for failure." San Leandro High School teacher describes her assignment.
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California Districts Vary Enormously In Reading Achievement, Report Finds
Some districts with substantial numbers of low-income Latino students vastly outperform others when it comes to reading and writing.
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CA Sees Boost In Applications For College Financial Aid
California high school students applied for free federal and state financial aid for college, more this year than last year.
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Avoiding College "Party Culture" Makes Me Feel Safe And Grounded
I tell people I've never attended a college party and receive mixed responses, especially when they know I'm in my third year at Cal Poly.
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Los Angeles Unified, Service Workers Union Reach Tentative Contract Deal After Three-Day Strike
Bus drivers, special education assistants, custodians, and other essential workers could receive a significant pay bump, the report says.
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Want To Connect With Students? Keep Up With The Latest Trends
It seems as though each week there is a new trend on social media to which teens are obsessed.
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L.A. Unified Reopens After Three-Day Strike Brought The District To A Halt
Schools in Los Angeles Unified reopened Friday following a three-day strike that drew nationwide attention.
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Amid California's Mounting Literacy Crisis, State Names New Literacy Directors
Amid California's mounting literacy crisis, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond named two statewide literacy directors.
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Talks Continue, As Los Angeles School Strike Enters Third And Final Day
Union and district leaders in Los Angeles Unified continued to negotiate without reaching an agreement, leaving schools closed Thursday.
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CSU Faculty Salary Study Shows Wide Dissatisfaction, Despite Pay Being At National Averages
California State University faculty are paid salaries comparable to those at other similar universities across the country.
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Cal State To Debut New Dual Admission Transfer Program This Fall
The Cal State system is optimistic its new transfer program will help boost lagging numbers of community college students.
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L.A. Schools Remain Closed As Strike Enters Second Day
The strike that shut down California's largest school district on Tuesday remains in effect on Wednesday.
