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Dual-immersion programs sometimes take longer to get students proficient in English, but those students often catch up with or surpass English programs over time.
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Last year, California created a $500 million program to help prepare students for careers. With the state facing a $31.5 billion budget deficit, lawmakers want to claw back $400 million of the program.
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There were 16,491 new teaching credentials issued in California in 2021-22, the most recent fiscal year data available. The previous year, the state bestowed 19,659 such credentials.
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Colleges keep applicants waiting, sometimes into the summer, to meet their enrollment targets. Some parents want more transparency in return.
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Nearly a third of all assessments given were for grade levels K-6, though not a single student during those five years was below eighth grade.
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Assembly Bill 873, authored by Assemblymember Marc Berman, D-Menlo Park, would direct the state’s Instructional Quality Commission to incorporate media literacy into K-12 curriculum in English language arts, math, science, history and social studies frameworks.
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The district and unions representing teachers and support staff agreed to retain a three-week winter break, and add additional instructional days.
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Dorsey High has a history of musically talented alumni. But deep cuts to arts funding meant years of students went without music education.
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The U.S. foster system has many flaws, but consistent efforts have paid dividends at Mt. San Antonio College.
