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After almost two decades of organizing, California child care providers voted unanimously to ratify their first labor contract. It includes pay increases for more than 40,000 people — mostly women — who care for California’s kids.
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University officials announced the requirement now in order to give those involved time to be fulling vaccinated by the start of the fall term.
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College students who are parents had an especially hard time keeping up during the shutdown. Fall campus re-openings may prove to be yet another big challenge for these students.
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In just over a month, LBUSD — one of the state's largest districts — will be back on campuses.
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The author of a plan that would have kept tuition rising has changed their tune, and hopes students will speak out.
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One California State University professor said the new community college ethnic studies requirement may lead to fewer such classes on her campus — and that's OK.
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Supporters hope the mandate will encourage more low-income students and students of color to attend college.
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The board of governors overseeing the state’s 116 community colleges voted unanimously to amend the system’s general education requirements by adding an ethnic studies class.
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California lags the nation in public data that shows how students move from school to college and the workforce. A statewide fix is on the horizon.
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Thanks to a new contract, more than 40,000 of California’s historically underpaid family child care can expect higher wages next year.