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After dropping SAT and ACT, University of California urged not to add new admissions test

By Michael Burke | EdSource | January 13, 2021
Students may instead be able to submit scores from 11th grade state exams.
California

Big district superintendents, Newsom advisers remain at odds on back to school plan

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | January 12, 2021
After meeting with the governor’s aides, LA and Fresno superintendents say they won’t apply for incentives to reopen campuses.
Education

Biden’s debt forgiveness plan would help millions of California students

By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | January 12, 2021
The question is, how much — $10,000 or $50,000 — and is it even a good idea?
California

UC promises students a fall 2021 return to campus

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | January 11, 2021
Per Monday's announcement from UC officials, further details on reopening plans will come from each individual campus.
COVID-19

California’s school reopening plan puts tight deadlines on districts, legislature

By Ricardo Cano | CalMatters | January 11, 2021
Schools would have to offer in-person learning for primary students starting Feb 16 in order to get the full funds under the governor’s $89.5 billion education budget.
College

As Trump supporters stormed Capitol, students watched history unfold in real time

By Janelle Marie Salanga, Maddie Beck, Julianna Domingo, Hannah Getahun, Ryan Loyola, and Marisa Martinez | CalMatters | January 8, 2021
School and college students watched mob storm the Capitol from their devices and classrooms, giving many an opportunity to discuss and reflect on the mayhem in real time with peers and educators.
California

Better than ‘anyone could have imagined’: Inside Newsom’s optimistic, record-breaking budget proposal

By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | January 8, 2021
Education, pandemic support, renter support, small business, electric vehicle infrastructure all winners in Gov. Gavin Newsom's record-breaking $227 billion spending plan for the coming fiscal year.
Bay Area

Rife with infighting, Oakland community college district at risk of losing local control

By Michael Burke | EdSource | January 7, 2021
In the last two years, three chancellors have left the district, home to four East Bay colleges, after conflicts with board leadership.
Bay Area

Oakland educators renew campaign to help immigrant families through COVID crisis

By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | January 7, 2021
Donors can pledge or donate at a website created by Oakland educators in April and that aims to galvanize community support for underserved families.
COVID-19

Quick Guide: How does Gov. Gavin Newsom’s ‘Safe Schools for All’ plan work?

By EdSource Staff | January 4, 2021
The following answers some key questions on how the plan is intended to operate.
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