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California

Some ivory towers are ideal for a pandemic; most aren’t

By Mark Kreidler | Kaiser Health News | May 28, 2020
As colleges and universities across the country debate when it will be safe to reopen, campuses in more rural, remote, or suburban areas may fare better than those in urban centers.
Bay Area

In historic action, UC moves to drop SAT/ACT and develop a replacement exam for admissions

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | May 21, 2020
UC's move is expected to have influence nationally; supporters expect it will result in more ethnic and income diversity on campuses.
Bay Area

California students sue College Board after being unable to submit AP exams

By Michael Burke | EdSource | May 21, 2020
College Board says students who couldn't submit exams must retake them in June; students instead want their original responses to be graded.
Bay Area

UC may allow partial campus reopenings in the fall

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | May 21, 2020
If they reopen, campuses would at first require face coverings, limit class sizes, ban audiences at sports events.
College

100 days since the first alert, California’s education system grapples with upheaval and uncertainty

By Louis Freedberg | EdSource | May 21, 2020
Bedrooms and kitchen tables have been turned into classrooms, but the question remains, how and when will students return to school?
California

California’s college class of 2020 prepares for a shrinking job market

By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | May 21, 2020
Amid historic job losses, students are urged to look for alternatives like graduate school and projects until hiring resumes.
COVID-19

California community college chancellor endorses going online-only this fall

By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CALmatters | May 18, 2020
The chancellor of California's largest college system believes online instruction will be the best course of action this fall.
budget

Schools, health face deep cuts in California’s $203 billion budget

By Jackie Botts | CALmatters | May 14, 2020
In trying to bridge a $54 billion deficit, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Congress could wield great power to stave off painful cuts to schools, health care and safety-net programs.
Bay Area

California State University classes to continue mostly online in fall

By Michael Burke | EdSource | May 12, 2020
CSU's decision could represent the beginning of fall semester changes for colleges and universities.
Bay Area

UC president wants SAT/ACT mandate suspended through 2024 and new exam created

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | May 12, 2020
The plan conflicts in part with faculty position and could be very influential nationally; UC regents to vote on the issue next week.
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