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Some districts looking to cut back PE as campuses reopen
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About 40% of PE teachers in California said their instructional time has been cut back, a recent report says.Bay Area
Statewide, teacher retirements are projected at 5 percent of K-12 educator workforce
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A recent survey says 25 percent more teachers are projected to retire this year across California, the largest number in more than a decade.Bay Area
Teachers on Covid: lessons learned and advice to pass along
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Many teachers agree: distance learning forced them to focus on what's important and to listen closely to views of students.Featured in Category
Mills College dorms, classrooms will be filled with UC Berkeley students in fall pilot program
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The students will be part of an educational cohort aimed at building group identity and easing the transition to a big university.California
California lags behind most states in offering fully in-person instruction, new data show
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California is among states with the highest percentage of schools not yet offering fully in-person instruction, according to department of education data collected Feb. 22 through Mar.Education
What 3-foot social distance means for reopening schools
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For many California districts, the change comes too late in the school year to shift negotiated plans, but all are optimistic about what it means for the fall semester.education
West Contra Costa parent group pushes back against Bay Area district’s limited in-person plan
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The plan calls for in-person instructional “interventions,” which the group says won’t sufficeBay Area
Across the state, schools, universities condemn anti-Asian attacks, offer support to students
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Racism against Asian Americans has always existed, especially in California, but increased a year ago as former President Donald Trump falsely blamed the covid-19 epidemic on China.Featured in Category
