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A new report from the Campaign for College Opportunity offers some solutions to California's higher ed seat crunch.
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Some student workers see the win as part of a larger labor movement in higher education
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A new California law requires public colleges to update diplomas and records for transgender students who have changed their names. Students and advocates say it’s affirming and will prevent discrimination.
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Miamians see Alberto Carvalho as a larger-than-life figure. So what did he do for South Florida's schools?
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The City of Los Angeles will soon distribute $3 million to family child care providers who have continued to operate during the coronavirus pandemic.
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GPA restrictions that bar some students from declaring popular majors are supposed to prevent crowding and set up students for success. But is that actually the case?
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The move comes on the heels of news that more than 30,000 LAUSD students still aren't fully vaccinated.
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Carvalho, a charismatic leader with an immigrant's story, has been superintendent in the nation's fourth-largest school system since 2008.
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The deadline is Jan. 10, which isn't enough time for students to get both doses plus wait the full two weeks before they’re considered “fully vaccinated.”
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The district blamed a programming error. But parents want to know why school officials didn't offer additional guidance.
