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Đây là những gì có ở California và cách để chọn địa điểm phù hợp với bạn.
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Despite California's Record Budget Surplus, No Easy Solutions For Longstanding Child Care ChallengesAdvocates say California isn’t investing enough into the long-underfunded child care and early education system.
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After California Gov. Gavin Newsom last fall vetoed an overhaul of the state's main financial aid program, advocates for change are hopeful he will support their proposals this year.
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Schools already struggling with teacher shortages reached a crisis point during the omicron surge, particularly those with high percentages of high-needs students.
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Pursuing higher education as a veteran is reintegration — and it requires finding your community.
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We Created A ‘How To Get To College In California’ Guide For Adults. And We Want To Send It To You, For FreeNo matter how old you are, or where you’re starting, this comprehensive booklet is filled with useful resources.
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An extension of the college's successful food pantry, the new demonstration kitchen is the latest effort at addressing food insecurity.
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Given the sexual harassment scandal that recently toppled the CSU’s chancellor and the upcoming Supreme Court decision poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, faculty say the closures are "pretty scary — and symbolic.”
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Clear, but slim, majorities of L.A. city and county adults favor the mandates, but parents of school-aged kids are split, according to an LMU poll.
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Over the last decade, the electoral proxy war between charter advocates and teachers union groups has been a basic fact of L.A. Unified School District politics. But a pandemic can change a lot.
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