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Some SoCal schools are keeping students indoors during recess and have rescheduled games during this latest heatwave, but more comprehensive policies are in the works.
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A community college upstate asked neighbors to pitch in for student housing. They did, and other campuses are taking note.
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California was one of eight states to receive a D grade on an A-F scale, behind the 29 states that did better, including 16 states with an A or B.
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Lawmakers are now pushing to fully implement the road map, which would require the California Department of Education to create a state implementation plan.
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Housing going up at UC Riverside will create much-needed space for university students — and also for hundreds of community college students who are encouraged to transfer.
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Los Angeles researchers will study the connection between chronic absenteeism and school wellness centers for the next five years.
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The California Student Aid Commission is urging community college students to submit their applications by the deadline, which is for all types of financial aid.
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Simple strategies, such as improved communication with parents via phone calls, emails or postcards, can be effective, experts say.
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California schools must monitor temperature and adjust practices and games accordingly to keep student athletes safe.
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Veteran teachers and community activists say that being placed on the list creates a stigma that affects the schools’ campuses.
