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California school districts are weighed down by new costs of old sexual assaults

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | February 10, 2025
For alleged incidents dating back as far as the 1970s, districts may face at least $2 billion in claims from hundreds of lawsuits from 2019 state law.
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California colleges see spike in demand for student immigration legal services

By Delilah Brumer and Mercy Sosa, CalMatters | February 5, 2025
An estimated 3.3 million Californians live in mixed-status households, according to a USC research group.
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Trump orders expanded private school choice, an end to ‘radical indoctrination’

By Beth Hawkins | The 74 | January 30, 2025
As with many of Trump’s executive orders, it’s unclear what the practical implications of the new mandates will be.
Education

California still lags behind pre-pandemic reading and math scores on national assessment

By John Fensterwald | Edsource | January 29, 2025
There was no pandemic recovery on NAEP, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, nationwide and in nearly all states.
education

From defiant to compliant, schools take varying tacts to possible ICE raids

By Jo Napolitano | The 74 | January 28, 2025
Trump’s new administration removed a long-standing protection placing schools, hospitals and churches off-limits to such immigration and customs enforcement actions.
Education

Anatomy of a divided California school board’s vote on ethnic studies

By John Fensterwald | Edsource | January 27, 2025
A slim majority on the Palo Alto school board favored delaying an ethnic studies course. Then teachers and students changed one mind.
Education

Enrollment sagging, Sonoma State University to eliminate staff and programs to save $24M

By Dan McMenamin, Bay City News | January 24, 2025
Sports, humanities classes cut. Enrollment numbers have dropped 36% in the past decade.
News

Trump admin guts school safety committee created to combat mass shootings

By Mark Keierleber | The 74 | January 23, 2025
The 26-person committee was created through the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act of 2022 and passed in the wake of mass shootings in Uvalde and Buffalo.
Education

California leaders reject Trump administration order to allow immigration enforcement in schools

By Zaidee Stavely | EdSource | January 22, 2025
State officials, school leaders and teachers rushed to reassure families that they will protect students.
Education

Crowded classes, staff shortages are making some California teachers rethink careers

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | January 11, 2025
Lack of funding has meant insufficient wages and high health insurance premiums for teachers, crowded classrooms and a lack of support staff.
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