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Legislative Analyst Opposes Newsom's Plan For More Funding To High-Poverty Schools
The Legislature's nonpartisan adviser is recommending that lawmakers reject $300 million in new state funding, to address low performance.
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Financial Aid Access Worsens For California's Undocumented Students
Fewer than a third of undocumented students who apply for state financial aid in Calif., for college, receive help, according to a report.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Make State Superintendent Of Public Instruction An Appointed Position
Thurmond could be California's last elected superintendent of public instruction, if a certain constitutional amendment is approved.
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In Calif., A Data-Driven Approach To Tackling Chronic Absenteeism That Any School Can Use
By this time in the school year, the daily routines and normal flow of the school day are largely set; students zigzag through the hallways.
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How Parents And Educators Can Work Together To Build Community
At the first meeting at my daughter's elementary school, there was a noticeable absence of activities planned for Black History Month.
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CA Community Colleges Fail Faculty, Funding Audit
California's community colleges do not employ enough full-time faculty and in some cases districts are misspending allocated state funds.
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California Reconsiders The Potential Of College Work-Study Jobs
When she returned to school to become a nurse, Karina Mendez wanted a work-study job that she could balance with classes at City College.
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Sonya Christian Named Chancellor Of California Community Colleges
Sonya Christian, the chancellor of the Kern Community College District, has been selected as the next chancellor.
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California Sinks Millions Into Teacher Residency Programs, But Many Can't Afford To Enroll
California has invested more than $350 million over five years to fund teacher residency programs as part of a multipronged approach.
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Astronaut-In-Training Infuses Space Science Into West Contra Costa Unified Middle School Classes
West Contra Costa Unified science teacher Olaoluwalotobi “Tobi” Thomas is pursuing his lifelong dream of going to space.
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Key Lawmaker Endorses Transfer Admissions Guarantee Across University Of California
A key California lawmaker on Tuesday endorsed creating a new admission guarantee program at the University of California.
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We Need More Community College Bachelor's Degrees To Fuel Our Economy
Calif. is poised to overtake Germany as the world's fourth-largest economy. Resilience, innovation, and a "conveyor belt of talent" are why.
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Orange Unified Accused Of "Full Ambush" To Fire Superintendent; Did It Violate State's Open Meeting Law?
The possible violation centers on firing the former supt., and immediately hiring an interim one to replace her, at the same meeting.
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We're Making Strong Progress In Los Angeles Unified, But More Work Lies Ahead
I've had the privilege of being superintendent of Los Angeles Unified for a year, and have been reflecting on our accomplishments.
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Arts Education Funding In California: How Will Proposition 28 Roll Out?
Austin Beutner recalls struggling to fit in at a new school in fifth grade. He felt awkward and alone until the music teacher's suggestions.
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Do California's College Students Feel Safe On Campus?
Members of the California Student Journalism Corps fanned out to ask students their thoughts about safety on their college campuses.
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Interim Superintendent Of Orange Unified Quits After A Month In The Post
The interim superintendent of the Orange Unified School District has resigned after just one month on the job.
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Billions Are Needed To Repair, Renovate, And Maintain Cal State's Buildings
Billions of dollars are needed to fully repair, maintain, and renovate academic buildings and facilities across the 23 campuses.
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West Contra Costa Unified, Teachers Union Tentative Agreement Avoids Potential Strike, Layoffs
Weeks ahead of a strike, West Contra Costa Unified and its teachers union, the United Teachers of Richmond, struck a tentative agreement.
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After A Year Leading Los Angeles Unified, Carvalho Faces Challenges To Improve Learning
When Alberto Carvalho became superintendent of Los Angeles Unified last Feb. 14, he promised to close widening academic achievement gaps.
