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The pivotal ruling means schools will have to be far more flexible in serving students with disabilities when their parents opt them out of in-person instruction.
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March 2 is the deadline to apply for a four-year Cal Grant for Fall 2022.
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To date, California has maintained some of the nation’s most cautious policies toward containing COVID-19 in schools.
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School communities are falling apart at every level, as the debate over mask and vaccine mandates splinter parents, teachers and now students.
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The plan promised action — or at least the beginnings of action — on some two dozen academic and administrative priorities by the end of May.
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State Sen. Richard Pan, a pediatrician who represents Sacramento, says testing will create more confidence for parents to keep students in the classroom.
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A new report provides a comprehensive look at food insecurity at California colleges.
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District officials are weighing the benefits of their testing regimen against its “extreme cost.”
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The district has required masks indoors and outdoors ever since campuses reopened in April 2021.
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If UC Berkeley must cut 3,000 students, should the university only enroll Californians and deny entry to nonresident students?
