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Ethnic studies course is likely coming to PHS
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California high schools are mandated to offer an ethnic studies course by the 2020-21 academic year.California
California opinions on charter schools are divided—and more complex than portrayed
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California voters are just as divided as their elected officials on the charter school issue, and maybe more so, a new PPIC survey on education shows.Arts & Entertainment
PHS Art Show
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Artwork from PHS art and ceramics students is on display in the Ambassador Stevens Memorial Library at PHS until May 2.News
City & School: Modified SRO proposal gains traction
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DOJ grant money could be used to hire a health educator for PUSD in addition to a “Juvenile Liaison Officer” for the police department.City
School construction update: Avoid Magnolia Ave.
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Final steps of demolition and debris-clearing will take several more weeks; loudest demo work will happen after school hours.Around Town
Meet the Makers! Piedmont School Maker Faire – Sunday, April 28 11-3pm
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Explore hands-on S.T.E.A.M. projects, meet our PHS and PMS Robotics teams, and enjoy some of the best Bay Area food trucks.California
Oakland City Council votes to give $1.2M to school district to save programs
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The money is coming from the city of Oakland's higher-than-usual real estate transfer tax revenue.California
Later school bells, alternative testing, lowered threshold for parcel taxes: California lawmakers try again on quashed K-12 bills
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Democrats in control of the Capitol, and anti-tax conservatives fairly solidly outnumbered, give new hope.Around Town
