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The measure passed with six of the board members voting in favor, and one recusing himself. It could invite legal challenges — but could also pave the way for other school systems to follow suit.
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A new back-to-school law makes independent study programs the only alternative to in-person classes — but advocates warn they're a poor fit for students with disabilities.
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Cal State Northridge, where approximately half the students are Latino, received $50 million to create the hub.
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As talks continue, UTLA is backing off demands for a student vaccination mandate and for some more sweeping quarantines.
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LAUSD has an ambitious timeline to replace the superintendent by January — but who would be a good fit?
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Cyberattacks against community college students are on the rise. Hackers are using fake bot students to target the real ones in online classes.
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A major caveat: The district’s teachers union, UTLA, has not agreed to a permanent plan for handling a quarantined classroom.
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It's hard enough for colleges and universities to verify vaccination status. They also have insure unvaccinated people comply.
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California community college students often aim to transfer into a UC or a Cal State, but few actually make the jump — in part because of how complicated it is to do so. A proposed bill aims to make transfers easier, but faces fierce resistance from faculty, the UC and California community college leadership.
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Superintendents across the state argue that the new independent study law is ill-equipped to handle quarantines.
