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Teacher shortages statewide could hurt schools reopening for in-person instruction

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | March 5, 2021
Resignations, retirements, and fewer teachers earning credentials across California will hit special education, math, science, and bilingual education the hardest.
California

California’s make-or-break reopening has arrived

By Lauren Hepler, Ricardo Cano and Ben Christopher | CalMatters | March 4, 2021
As the state reshuffles vaccine distribution and reopening rules, lawmakers green-light a hard-fought plan to bring students back into schools. What does it all mean for economic recovery?
California

CSU faculty seek paid leave for juggling caretaking and online teaching

By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 2, 2021
Women faculty warn that without relief gender inequity in academe may persist
California

Newsom, lawmakers set April 1 deadline to reopen schools for K-2 students

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | March 2, 2021
$2 billion in incentives would come with partially reopening middle and high schools, but the plan would not require schools to open.
COVID-19

California parents continue to disagree on return to school as Covid-19 cases decline

By Sydney Johnson | EdSource | March 1, 2021
Many families have had drastically different experiences during the pandemic, creating a mix of fear and frustration over prolonged closures.
California

California colleges slowly begin vaccinating faculty, students — but likely won’t require immunization

By Matthew Reagan, Zaeem Shaikh, Shehreen Karim, Ryan Loyola, Elena Shao, and Mallika Seshadri | CalMatters | February 26, 2021
College leadership, faculty, and students weigh advantages and disadvantages of returning to in-person instruction in the fall.
California

State education official who authored articles espousing conspiracy theories put on paid leave

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | February 25, 2021
Craig Heimbichner was promoted in January to the position of education administrator in the charter schools division of the education department.
Bay Area

Why some school districts are open for in-person instruction but in some cases, neighboring ones aren’t

By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | February 25, 2021
A complex set of factors dictate how and when districts decide to reopen schools, leading to widely varying schedules.
California

California will pursue flexibility waivers for standardized tests this year

By Sydney Johnson | EdSource | February 24, 2021
The state board will consider if districts can use locally selected tests where Smarter Balanced assessments are not feasible.
Bay Area

Entire Oakley school board resigns after unflattering meeting comments go viral

By Chris Campos | Bay City News Foundation | February 24, 2021
After getting caught disparaging parents on public video feed, board has their Jeffrey Toobin moment.
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