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Parents on some campuses noticed immediate differences in mask-wearing habits. Other teachers said few students had ditched their face coverings so far.
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The new interim chancellor previously served as president of Cal State Northridge.
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The accounts will start with $50 in seed money aimed at putting more students on the path to affording higher ed.
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Despite sinking overall enrollment, some community colleges in California are seeing more students come back. Targeted state aid is likely helping, but so is more in-person instruction.
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The announcement comes amid a statewide housing crisis — and shortly before students find out if they’ve been admitted.
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Chapman University Professor David Berkovitz is suing his students for posting his exams on the popular website Course Hero. The professor claims students were infringing his copyrighted material and demands disciplinary action be taken against the students for allegedly cheating.
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LAUSD will join most neighboring school districts in dropping its mask mandate as cases of COVID-19 have ebbed in Southern California.
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Since at least the 14th century, boys have had bar mitzvah services, marking their entry into adulthood. But girls didn't have an equivalent rite of passage.
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LAUSD is one of only a handful of districts in the county to maintain a mask mandate.
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The new draft of the proposed framework — a non-binding series of recommendations — largely doubles down on the key goals of making math more relatable and closing the achievement gaps for Black and Latino students.
