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How accessible are caps, gowns, stoles, hoods and tams? It all depends on where you study.
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Requirements would bypass local districts' authority to choose what should be taught
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To fight racism, a growing number of Asian American educators are writing curriculum and offering training.
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According to new data from the California Department of Education, enrollment continues to drop at faster rates than before the pandemic.
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A bill in Sacramento would entitle homeless high school seniors to several cash payments between April and August 2023.
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The students spoke one day after the U.S. Senate voted 53-47 to elevate Brown Jackson to the High Court.
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Supporters and opponents of canceling student debt say the president needs to either permanently cancel student debt or prepare borrowers for the reality that they'll once again need to start payments.
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Hundreds who paid for an unnecessary fire permit have yet to receive a refund. Tha bill arrived when many providers, largely Black and Brown women operating on thin margins, were struggling to survive the pandemic.
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In a heated 3-2 vote, the board joined other school districts and state governments across the country banning this form of instruction
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Two plaintiffs are seeking damages on behalf of about 600 other part-time faculty members they say didn't get paid for work outside the classroom.
