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The chancellor had come under pressure from students and faculty.
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About one-third of home-based child care providers and center-based teachers use at least one form of public assistance, including Medi-Cal, WIC or SNAP, according to a new research brief.
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Declining enrollment, systemic inequality and turbulent politics await the former head of Miami schools.
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A "tidal wave" of students led to a panic, and then to the three-tiered system we still have today, for better and for worse.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom wants at least 70% of working-age Californians to have a college degree or certificate by 2030. Where they get those degrees is another question.
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The application do-over means as many as 800 more Cal State students — for a total of nearly 3,400 — may soon see heavily subsidized housing slots at a time when tens of thousands of California students are facing a dire housing crunch.
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What makes a good pre-K program? That's an important question to consider as California expands transitional kindergarten eligibility to all 4-year-olds.
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Carvalho turned around what had been an underperforming and financially hobbled Miami-Dade district, and he was in charge of the Florida public school system since 2008.
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Some local authorities, including Los Angeles County, may continue to require masks in K-12 settings.
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The university says it's working to address a list of demands and is "actively" meeting with students.
