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A new report from the California State auditor has found that some public universities did not make the best use of federal pandemic relief funds.
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Step one: Get your transcripts.
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State authorities verified the union’s right to be recognized in August. Months later, the University of California hasn't acceded.
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In the push to help more students thrive in science, tech, engineering and math, California is working to change the way its schools teach math. But the suggested new framework has sparked widespread criticism.
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Critics of standardized tests argue that they unfairly disadvantage some students and contribute to the lack of diversity in higher education.
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Authorities told the district that the policy violates state law and the Attorney General’s Office was prepared to enforce it.
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Nearly half of all California undergraduates finish school in debt.
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California recently became the first state to make ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement. Now educators are seizing the opportunity to create a hyperlocal curriculum.
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Cal State University requires all staff and students going on campus to get vaccinated. But enforcement has varied across the system.
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The union representing non-tenured professors and some other faculty members says it has reached a tentative contract agreement with the UC system.
