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State superintendent sets goal to get all California third graders reading by 2026

By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | September 22, 2021
State officials eye legislation aimed at addressing the longstanding issue of struggling early readers.
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California Community Colleges seek $100 million in tech upgrades, in part to tighten security after bot attacks

By Michael Burke | EdSource | September 21, 2021
In the East Bay, Peralta Community College District acknowledged that about $179,000 in aid was distributed to fictitious students.
Bay Area

California schools prepare for thousands of Afghan refugee students

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | September 20, 2021
Fremont is one of the largest Afghan communities in the state and school districts there and throughout California are preparing to help Afghan refugees.
Education

Secondary bell schedule survey deadline is Monday at noon

By Piedmont Unified School District | September 17, 2021
Under a California law passed in 2019, high school and middle school schedules must shift to a later start from 2022.
California

Newsom administration opposes major changes to Cal Grants, calling them too costly

By Michael Burke | EdSource | September 17, 2021
The governor has until Oct. 10 to decide whether to sign bill passed unanimously by the Legislature.
Bay Area

‘Pool testing’ to combat COVID on campus grows popular in California schools

By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | September 15, 2021
Testing up to 25 asymptomatic students and staff together can save time and money in some scenarios, with minimal disruption to instruction.
Bay Area

Mills College merger with Northeastern University finalized with trustee vote in favor

By Keith Burbank | Bay City News Foundation | September 14, 2021
Mills College will continue to grant degrees before and after the merger is finalized, tenure will transfer, and staff will become employees of Northeastern, too.
Bay Area

Anger over slow school reopening faded as a top recall issue, poll finds

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | September 14, 2021
School reopenings, once a hot-button topic, were near the bottom of the list for voters in Tuesday's recall election.
California

California legislators pass another law to make it easier to substitute teach

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | September 14, 2021
The new law, once signed by the governor, will double to 60 days the amount of time a substitute can teach in one assignment.
Education

What schools teach about 9/11 and the war on terror

By Jeremy Stoddard and Diana Hess | The Conversaation | September 10, 2021
Two educators argue that lessons around 9/11 must move beyond the facts of the day and the collective memory aspects to also consider why they happened and how the U.S. and other nations reacted.
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