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The need to work, and a sense of disconnection during the pandemic, are seen as the main culprits behind high dropout rates among Black and Latino male college students.
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In an exit interview, the outgoing L.A. schools superintendent says he did shake up the status quo as he promised — but by collaborating with the school district’s most powerful interests, not challenging them.
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The state budget proposal would restore funds cut from California public universities during the pandemic. But legislators want more in-state students to benefit.
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After three years, he is stepping down from his role this week, when his contract with the district expires.
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About 40,000 California family child care providers expect to see higher wages by at least 15% next year.
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“You were the right man at the right time,” a former critic said.
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The new high school will launch in fall 2022 with 9th and 10th grade programs.
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Community college students in distance learning have been complaining of another pandemic-era wrinkle: “ghost professors” who are hard to reach and engage with.
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Approval of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is expected this year, but the University of California won’t wait for it and tells campuses to require vaccines.
