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Soon-To-Expire Federal Funds Offer Rare Opportunity To Invest In Innovative Science Programs
It makes sense that school districts across the country are careful about spending money; dollars are hard to find.
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Hmong Is A ‘Dying' Language – But It's Being Preserved At This Fresno School
It's presentation day in a fifth grade classroom at Vang Pao Elementary School in Fresno, and some students are more shy than others.
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We Need Stronger Accountability To Fulfill The Equity Promise Of California's School Funding System
Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom released a proposal to strengthen accountability for the Local Control Funding Formula, or LCFF.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Pandemic Fueled A Public School Exodus, Stanford Study Says
An estimated 152,000 California children went missing from public school classrooms amid the pandemic, according to new Stanford research.
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Budget Plan, Possible Cuts Required For West Contra Costa Unified To Settle Contract Talks With Teachers Union
Contract negotiations are coming to a head between West Contra Costa Unified and its teachers union, the United Teachers of Richmond.
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CSU Asks: What Do You Want In The Next Systemwide Chancellor?
The next chancellor of the CSU system should be a leader who can boldly address the needs of a diverse student body.
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Cal Poly Humboldt Is Anticipating An Influx Of New Students — And Housing Woes
The new Cal Poly Humboldt is gaining attention with a record number of applications for its fall 2023 class, an expected influx.
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CSU Seeks Court Order To Protect Faculty And Others Who Complained About Chico Professor
The Cal State Univ., system sought a court order to protect three Chico State academics and a graduate student from a suspended professor.
Hollywood, CA|News|
LAUSD's New Magnet Film School Gives Students Hands-On Learning About Entertainment Industry
Freshman Aiyanna Randolph wants to be a screenwriter, inspired by her neighbor who was a producer for the ABC show “Black-ish.”
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Ask Me Anything: Join EdSource Live On Reddit To Discuss Literacy
California and the rest of the nation is facing a literacy crisis in which children are struggling to learn to read at grade level.
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Educators Need To Understand And Embrace Artificial Intelligence Writing Tools
ChatGPT, other artificial intelligence, and writing tools can generate humanlike stories, essays, poems, and other written forms.
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Study Of LAUSD Confirms Benefits Of Four Years Of Math; Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Embraces Findings
New research tracking high school juniors in Los Angeles Unified found those who took math as seniors were better qualified for college.
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Bilingual Students Do Better On Tests Than Native English Speakers; Why?
Students who were once English learners but are now proficient in English do better on average on California's standardized tests.
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In Calif., If Everyone Works Together, We Can Fix The Community College Transfer Process
It's either a never-ending maze with setbacks and no path forward, or an intimidating process that requires skilled navigation and luck.
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CSU's Housing Grants Aim To Prevent Rent Crises Among Students
Andrea Ross, a graduate student at San Diego State, already was worried last year about how she would be able to make rent payments.
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California Ends Plans For COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Schoolchildren
California state leaders seem to be quietly closing the door on the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for schoolchildren.
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'This Is Who I Am': Black Students Find Support, Culture, Purpose Through Peer Group
Black students face increasing rates of depression, anxiety, and suicide. But one group of young people is working hard to reverse that.
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Why Are New Laws Shrinking Our Community Colleges?
Assembly Bill 928, legislation from the 2021 legislative year, was one of several recent bills developed by corporate-funded advocacy.
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Will Arts Education Cuts In Proposed California Budget Have A Big Impact?
The cuts can be largely offset with the nearly $1 billion earmarked for arts education through Proposition 28, many arts advocates say.
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It's Time For An Honest Conversation About California's Structural Budget Problems
Gov. Gavin Newsom just released his budget for the 2023-24 year; the message regarding education funding was guardedly optimistic.
