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Suddenly – finally – lots of people have started to pay attention to indoor air quality in schools.
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Federal student loan payments are supposed to resume in May. But the U.S. Department of Education recently emailed unusual guidance to the companies that manage its $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio, throwing that timing into doubt.
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Activists allege several LAUSD schools have blocked students from sharing buttons and flyers promoting their cause: defunding the district’s police force.
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Applications are down 10% overall compared to pre-pandemic 2020.
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The nation’s second-largest school district may lose 36,000 students by Fall 2023.
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Dr. Sharla Berry, an expert in online postsecondary education, weighs in on best practices beyond the pandemic.
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The CalMatters College Journalism Network spoke with first-generation college students across the state about the challenges they face on campus.
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Starting March 12, it will be up to L.A. County child care providers to decide whether to continue requiring staff and children 2-and-up to wear masks indoors.
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The California Supreme Court agreed with a lower court’s order that UC Berkeley cap its enrollment. New statements from the university say it will be able to enroll almost all of the students it planned for the coming academic year. The cap is the result of a lawsuit based on the California Environmental Quality Act.
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A move to settle the suit marks a sharp shift in the district’s position on a suit alleging LAUSD illegally withheld millions of dollars in federal aid for low-income students attending parochial schools.
