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California’s graduation rates reached a decade high last school year, while chronic absenteeism and suspensions continued to decline.
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Applications for the district’s magnet, dual-language and affiliated charter schools are due by Nov. 6.Listen 0:49
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The announcement follows a similar finding against the university’s medical school.
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AI juggernauts Anthropic and OpenAI were set to sponsor the two-day "Mathathon" competition. Critics objected.
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The California Teachers Association has led the Yes on 3 campaign and has ponied up $33 million for ads and door hangers.
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Worker pay at the country’s largest four-year public university is uneven, with some employees earning well below and others above national averages.
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About 24% of California’s youngest students were chronically absent in 2024-25, higher than the 19% chronic absenteeism rate for all students.
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The report says UCLA's response to protests against Israel's war in Gaza was particularly harsh among universities experiencing encampments.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton views California’s low third grade reading and math scores as a crisis.
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A judge struck down a Trump administration anti-DEI initiative that saw $600 million abruptly cut from K-12 teacher training grants aimed at combating teacher shortages.
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The school community has created new merch and temporary nicknames until their school receives a new name.
