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Before he heads out the door, Gov. Gavin Newsom must decide whether California will join 31 states in a new multibillion-dollar school choice program.
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Earning college credit in high school can be a powerful tool for exposing students to universities and helping them get a leg up on tuition and earning a degree. But access to those courses remains uneven across California.
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After setting records for negative advertising two years ago, the special interests who dominate LAUSD races are striking a different tone.
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The display of a thin blue line flag during a football pregame ceremony at Saugus High School is revealing the growing political divide in the town of Santa Clarita. Some say it is championed by hate groups, while others say it is supporting law enforcement.
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Students and staff at CSU Dominguez Hills made their Day of the Dead event inclusive for many communities who have felt marginalized.
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The students’ presentation centered on five issues: school safety, socioeconomic equity, teacher misconduct, political literacy and peer counseling.
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This school year the California transitional kindergarten program began expanding to eventually include all 4-year-olds. But amidst a teacher shortage, some school districts had to move teachers already on staff or lure staff away from preschool programs.
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California colleges often reduce financial aid to students when they earn private grants, a practice known as scholarship displacement. The state has banned the practice for low-income students.
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Many public university students in California transfer from community colleges. Monday’s Supreme Court arguments focused on diversity.
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The justices are re-examining decades of precedent allowing affirmative action policies. This time, however, there is every likelihood that the court will overrule some or all of those precedents.
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There were mixed signals about whether Ye's unaccredited Christian private school in Simi Valley is closing. The uncertainty comes as firms continue to stop doing business with the rapper.
