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California high schools begin preparing for mandatory personal finance classes
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California will require all high schools to offer a personal finance course starting in 2027-28, and all students must take the class beginning with the graduating class of 2031.Bay Area
UC Berkeley law dean argues for increased resistance to Trump’s attacks on free speech
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Dean Erwin Chemerinsky spoke at the UC Berkeley Art, Law and Finance Symposium on June 4.California
University of California pushes for $12B scientific research bond to counter federal cuts
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The bond will appear on the November ballot if Senate Bill 895 clears the Legislature and receives Newsom's signature this month.Education
Piedmont says yes to parcel tax extension
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Voters appear to reject funding measures in two other Alameda County school districts.Bay Area
Effort to get California dropouts to finish degrees yields promising results, study says
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Nearly 6 million Californians have college credit without degrees.Bay Area
California’s next governor to tackle major education decisions
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New superintendent of public instruction may have a reduced role.Education
National teachers union president calls for screen bans, AI limits in schools
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The plan includes prohibiting AI use by elementary students and chatbots for all students under 16 years of age.Education
What would get Gen Z to vote in California’s primary? These candidates are trying
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Historical voter turnout data show that voters aged 29 and younger disproportionately sit out primary elections in California compared to the general voting population.California
