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Schools continue to rebound, thanks to influx of funding: 2024 year in review

By Carolyn Jones | CalMatters | December 30, 2024
California spent billions on tutoring, after-school programs, counselors, summer school and other programs meant to help students rebound academically and emotionally from the pandemic.
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A new California law prevents schools from requiring teachers to ‘out’ LGBTQ students

By Carolyn Jones | CalMatters | December 28, 2024
Law says teachers are not gender police and can't be fired for not being a "snitch."
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Why income and tense politics are limiting access to civics classes in California

By Carolyn Jones, CalMatters | December 23, 2024
All high school students in California are required to take a one-semester government course to graduate. But there’s wide variation in how schools teach that class.
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Clock ticking on ethnic studies, which is still an unfunded mandate; what will Newsom do?

By John Fensterwald, EdSource | December 15, 2024
Despite uncertainty over funding, intense work continues on developing ethnic studies curricula and piloting courses throughout the state.
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African red-crested turaco chick is newest addition to Steinhart Aquarium baby boom

By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | December 11, 2024
This holiday season, the Academy’s lineup of baby animals continues.
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Enrollment climbs at some Cal State campuses, tumbles at others

By Amy DiPierro | EdSource | December 10, 2024
San Marcos is adding lots of student housing. In contrast, dorm vacancies at Sonoma State prompted the university to open some rooms to nonstudents.
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Judge rejects lawsuit over ‘liberated’ ethnic studies classes in LAUSD

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | December 5, 2024
Jewish teachers and parents allege an antisemitic curriculum is being pushed.
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Conflict over race, LGBTQ issues cost schools more than $3 billion last school year

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | December 4, 2024
Uncivil discourse and hostile rhetoric come with a cost, according to recently released research.
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’Tis the Season for Science: Live animal visits add yuletide flair to holidays at Cal Academy

By Tony Hicks | Bay City News | December 2, 2024
Through January 5, visitors can enjoy a virtual winter wonderland — complete with exotic baby animals including yaks, camels and reindeer.
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UC Berkeley hosting new website offering information and advice on school facilities

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | November 30, 2024
The National Center on School Infrastructure is housed at Berkeley’s Institute of Urban and Regional Development.
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