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Strike Closes Los Angeles Unified Schools
Nearly 800 schools across Los Angeles Unified closed, as essential workers across the sprawling district headed out to the picket lines.
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Are Kids Collateral Damage In California Culture Wars?
Counterfeit dollar bills featuring a caricature of a Black man and racist comments circulated at a Sacramento secondary school.
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California Has Invested Heavily In Recruiting High-Quality Teachers And It Can't Stop Now
When I was 14, something happened that changed the trajectory of my life forever. It wasn't anything tragic or grandiose.
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LAUSD Families Prepare For School Closings In Possible Strike, But Hope For Contract
Los Angeles Unified schools, parents, and students are preparing for campus closures and a major disruption to learning.
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West Contra Costa Unified School Board Rejects Layoff Proposal
After public outcry, W. Contra Costa Unified's school board rejected proposals to layoff/reduce hours for dozens of playground supervisors.
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UC Approves Housing Projects, But Goals For New Beds May Be Optimistic
The University of California's Board of Regents responded to the severe housing shortage facing its students.
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Winds, Rain, Flooding Close Dozens Of Schools Which Serve More Than 100,000 California Students
California's 11th atmospheric river storm packed stiff winds and rain, downed electric lines, churned mudslides and sent rivers overflowing.
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Expansion Of College Financial Aid In California May Be At Risk
A major expansion of financial aid for California's college and university students, set to go into effect next year, could be in jeopardy.
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Advocates Propose An Alternative To Refocus Budget On Black Students
Critics say this is a broken promise to tackle "a stubborn achievement gap for Black students."
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ChatGPT Will Fundamentally Change How We Teach Writing; That's A Good Thing
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT has forced educators to confront foundational questions about what we teach.
Sacramento, CA|News|
The Privilege Of Staying Home For College
As a first-generation Latina, what I really needed to succeed in college was less worry about finances.
El Cerrito, CA|News|
Layoffs For Next Year Up For Vote By West Contra Costa Unified School Board
West Contra Costa Unified school workers say they are puzzled by the district's proposal for layoffs next year, and plan to protest.
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Can Common Ground Be Found On Teaching Reading In California?
People that have been perceived as being in opposite corners over how to teach reading in California released a joint paper.
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Are Young Boys Of Color Set Up To Fail In Early Education?
Toddlers are famous for throwing tantrums, stomping their feet and screaming as tears roll down their chubby cheeks -- par for the course.
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The Legislature Can — And Should — Pull The Plug On Ethnic Studies
California kids are in trouble.
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Students At Rural Community College Can Earn A Bachelor's And Help Prevent Wildfires
In California's Plumas County, community college students will have a rare opportunity: Earn a bachelor's degree, and help prevent fires.
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We're Not Doing Enough To Teach Media Literacy
Since I arrived in Albania in mid-February, I've been thinking, discussing, contemplating, and even dreaming about media literacy.
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California's Juvenile Justice System Seeks To End The Incarceration Of Girls And Young Women
Four California counties will soon be offering girls and young women in youth jails more community-based alternatives to being detained.
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How Are Christians Received At A California Public University?
Upon learning that I was accepted to, and would be attending, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo was an area where I felt some apprehension.
El Cerrito, CA|News|
West Contra Costa Unified Braces For More Major Budget Cuts
With the settling of contract negotiations with its teachers' union, West Contra Costa Unified is expecting to have to slash millions.
