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Small and low-income school officials say the bond measure deal is unfair. The money is allocated through matching grants, so wealthier districts that can raise more local funds will get more money from the state.
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More than a half dozen Cal State schools are hiring repatriation staff. Here are qualifications for the growing field.
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Student Adventure Pass Program launched last year and has been renewed. Transit agency officials say the program has helped to nearly doubled student ridership on its commuter rail service.
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The money will pay for repairs and upgrades at thousands of K-12 school and community college buildings.
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The agreement between California and the ACLU requires state authorities to visit schools, interview teachers, look at individual students’ records and take more hands-on steps to see if a school has a pattern of discriminating.
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In the early months of the pandemic, researchers estimated about one-in-three LAUSD households lacked devices or a broadband connection.
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An Orange County judge had paused a strike by the University of California's academic workers. The strike is now over, but the underlying fight will continue.
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The Biden administration's student loan relief program, SAVE, is set to reduce payments this summer for many borrowers, but there are legal challenges looming.Listen 3:24
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L.A. Unified's board approved an $18.4 billion budget that avoids layoffs and continues to fund raises and class size reductions despite the expiration of billions in federal pandemic relief funding.
