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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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DHS says they have put universities "on notice" that they could be in violation of federal rules that dictate work opportunities for international students.
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Parents have taken to social media, created petitions and are proposing a bond measure in order to address sweltering classrooms.
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Bilingual teacher training programs haven’t recovered from 1998 ban organized by English Only advocates.
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There are more homeless infants and toddlers in CA. What does this mean for early learning programs?More than 5% of California’s infants and toddlers are estimated to have experienced homelessness in 2023-24, a rise of about 12,000, or 16%, from the previous year.
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Many schools still struggle with the transition to later school start times, advocates say.
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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.Listen 3:52
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California community colleges initially backed two bills to help them issue more bachelor’s degrees. Last-minute changes killed their support.
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The Lynwood Library has reopened after its first major renovation in almost 50 years.Listen 0:39
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The college says it has taken measures to address the budget shortfalls through layoffs, salary freezes, and contract non-renewals.Listen 0:40
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The proposed changes aim to allay schools’ apprehension about spending their arts money granted through an initiative voters passed in 2022.