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Across the state, schools, universities condemn anti-Asian attacks, offer support to students

By Carolyn Jones and Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 23, 2021
Racism against Asian Americans has always existed, especially in California, but increased a year ago as former President Donald Trump falsely blamed the covid-19 epidemic on China.
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California community colleges to offer limited expansion of fall in-person classes, chancellor says

By Louis Freedberg | EdSource | March 23, 2021
Many courses are likely to be offered in a hybrid mode or remotely, with the final decision for each college shaped by what state and local health officials say is possible.
California

State adopts CDC’s recommendation to reduce social distancing in school to 3 feet

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | March 21, 2021
Change could significantly increase number of students who can attend class at the same time.
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Mills College announces plan to close, triggering debate about other schools’ futures

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | March 19, 2021
Some experts predict no college closure trend, but others say the pandemic will hasten small colleges’ deaths.
California

How the pandemic changed higher education in California

By Ashley A. Smith, Michael Burke, and Larry Gordon | EdSource | March 19, 2021
Most changes are here to stay, with disability advocates, among others, welcoming more diverse learning formats, including online and recorded lectures, and a deeper focus on student mental health.
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After 8 hours, 250-plus speakers, California board adopts ethnic studies model curriculum

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | March 19, 2021
Disagreements remain over the content and focus of the model curriculum, but Newsom will face pressure to sign it.
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Colleges offer gift cards, outdoor activities in bid to make spring break a staycation

By Michael Burke and Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 18, 2021
Universities and colleges across California want students to ditch flights and a vacation week far from home in a bid to keep coronavirus infection numbers on downward trajectory.
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9,000 California schools on track to reopen; 47 counties move out of purple tier

By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | March 16, 2021
Public schools across California are reopening as counties loosen pandemic restrictions amid decline in COVID-19 cases.
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‘No one is sure what to expect’: Schools, colleges add more counseling services for student mental health

By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | March 16, 2021
After more than a year of fragmented, disrupted learning, schools and colleges are preparing for a rush of student mental health needs as campuses reopen.
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SF superintendent’s resignation points to ongoing turnover in school leadership

By Louis Freedberg | EdSource | March 16, 2021
According to an EdSource survey of California’s 30 largest school districts, since 2017 some 13 superintendents have left their posts, or will have at the end of this school year.
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