Cal Pandemic caused decline in international students at California colleges but return has begun By Larry Gordon | EdSource | November 15, 2021 Despite travel restrictions, California still enrolled most foreign students in nation, led by USC and UC campuses.
COVID-19 Most Americans give schools high marks on COVID safety, poll shows By Karen D'Souza | EdSource | November 12, 2021 The Axios/Ipsos Coronavirus Index poll found political affiliation did not significantly alter the responses about schools and COVID.
Bay Area State, counties declare COVID booster jabs are open to all adults By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation and Exedra Staff | November 12, 2021 Several Bay Area public health agencies agreed that "vague" CDC guidelines about booster eligibility mean any eligible adult qualifies.
COVID-19 Alameda County to mandate COVID-19 vaccine or weekly testing for first responders By Keith Burbank | Bay City News Foundation | November 10, 2021 The new rule comes into effect Dec. 21.
COVID-19 COVID misinformation plagues California’s Indigenous speakers By Hannah Getahun | CalMatters | November 10, 2021 Health officials have tried to reach out to hundreds of thousands of people speaking Mixteco and other Indigenous languages but barriers remain.
gavin newsom What California parents need to know about COVID vaccinations for children | Quick Guide By Diana Lambert | EdSource | November 10, 2021 Children 5 and older are now eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccination; here are answers to common questions.
City Tracking COVID in Piedmont | Nov. 9 By Exedra Staff | November 9, 2021 Big jump in cases since last week; California starts to see uptick as well.
covid What’s the difference between PCR and antigen tests? A molecular biologist explains By Nathaniel Hafer Assistant Professor, Program in Molecular Medicine, UMass Chan Medical School | The Conversation | November 9, 2021 Each test plays a role in detecting the novel coronavirus and helping prevent its spread.
California California rolled out websites and apps to fight COVID-19 — did they work? By Grace Gedye | CalMatters | November 9, 2021 Despite hiccups and even some larger malfunctions, the state's COVID information systems have largely been a success.
business Are California’s vaccine rules making inequality worse? By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | November 8, 2021 The problem is particularly acute when it comes to public education because it could block already underserved students from school.