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The UC and CSU systems initially resisted moving in-person classes back online. Now, some are extending the time frame. And many institutions are requiring booster shots.
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Without help from the state, California’s school districts could face a sudden drop in funding after two years of not being penalized for declining enrollment.
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Students and staff must present a negative COVID-19 test before they're allowed back on campus for classes on Tuesday.
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More than 3,000 schools around the country announced they were canceling in-person learning as of Monday evening.
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Licensed California child care providers can receive $3,500 to $6,500 stipends, but only after registering online.
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The omicron variant prompted many universities to issue booster shot mandates and a return to remote learning. In Los Angeles, community colleges are still weighing their options.
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Aquellos que son los primeros en su familia con ingreso universitario suelen distanciarse de sus padres, quienes también suelen mantenerse al margen de su educación, pero esto no tiene porque ser así.
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LAUSD funnels federal Title I funds to archdiocese schools, but a California Department of Education investigation finds the district failed to provide equitable services and “engaged in a pattern of arbitrary unilateral decisions.”
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To keep infections from climbing after winter break, some private schools have also opted to start the semester online.
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The announcement was made Friday.