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It can be difficult to understand whether your child is progressing toward proficiency in English. Here's a quick guide for parents.
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Over 100 students from Cal Poly Pomona and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo learned life-changing lessons (and maybe even burnished their career prospects).
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Los Angeles County granted the first ever unicorn license to a local first grader last December with one caveat— first she had to find one.
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Every year we look back on the important stories of the past 12 months — and look ahead to the stories in the new year.
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The 2023 survey also marks the second year of the district’s four-year strategic plan under Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, who garnered approval from two-thirds of survey respondents.
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The financial aid application for undocumented students is cumbersome and confusing, and many students aren’t completing the forms. A new law streamlines the process.
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The principal of George Washington Carver Elementary has won several education awards and has a legal background. Francisca Owoaje has supporters but is also the subject of complaints from parents and staff.
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Conflicts this year at CSU Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona show divisions between administration and faculty members.
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The number of nursing students enrolling in high-priced private programs has nearly doubled over the past 10 years as the state’s public universities have stagnated in growth.
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To create an education system that has stable funds for mental health, California educators and leaders are turning to the health system and launching a statewide behavioral health initiative to fill funding gaps in fluctuating, sometimes unpredictable school budgets.
