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The Education Department gathers a massive tranche of civil rights data about public school students. It's now available but harder to parse than in the past.
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A group of charter schools is suing the state, saying lawmakers’ “hold-harmless” K-12 budget penalizes growing schools.
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A group of charter schools is suing the state, saying lawmakers' "hold-harmless" K-12 budget penalizes growing schools.
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Some UC campuses still planned to use the test scores for admission. This order stops those plans immediately.
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Both the University of California and Cal State systems are prohibiting outside visitors in dorms to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
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Colleges are opening some of their dorms with lots of rules. But not all campuses are taking the same approach to keep COVID-19 from spreading.
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The new rules could bring *small* groups of special education students and English learners back.
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Some are signing up for classes at the last minute, while others are saying they'll skip college for now.
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As college semesters begin, uncertainty about COVID-19 is leading some students to make last-minute college decisions.
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San Bernardino • Age 26 • Former Uber/Lyft driver • Lives with Edgar (husband), Ariel (3) and Delilah (2)
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At one middle school, an LAUSD bus driver helped field more than 200 phone calls from parents asking for tech support.
