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Students from three community college campuses cooked, baked, sautéed and displayed their very best dishes at the third annual Culinary Cup.
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About 35,000 educators approved a deal reached after almost a year of negotiations and a March strike.
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Legislators Want The University Of California To Enroll More In-State Students. It's Been Slow GoingYears after an audit disparaged the University of California for not enrolling enough in-state students, the numbers have barely budged. But there are signs that change is ramping up.
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COVID could just be one factor for nationwide eighth grade NAEP scores.
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Currently, drug education is optional in California K-12 schools despite surge in overdoses and deaths.
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Fullerton College's drone lab is training students for careers in everything from emergency response to flying packages to your doorstep.
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Students must soon decide where to attend, but waitlists will extend process for some.
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UCLA researchers found that campus offices like Title IX and police departments lack approaches that center the healing of survivors of sexual violence. Researchers urge reform.
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More than a year of mudslinging between the higher education systems has led to delays and anger over the issue of awarding bachelor’s degrees at community colleges. Legislators, frustrated by the lack of progress, are getting involved.
