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Ides of March arrives for thousands of school employees facing potential layoffs this year
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICTS are again turning to layoffs to shore up budgets shrunk by declining enrollment, expiring federal ...
Hochul’s murky support for Adrienne Adams
City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams said Hochul privately told her she supports her run for mayor. “In so many words it was: ...
California teachers union leaders warn Trump funding cuts could ‘devastate’ special ed
At a rally in downtown San Diego during their twice-yearly convention, educators spoke about the potential impacts of ...
California Wants More Students in Bilingual Classes — But Won’t Spend Enough to Expand Them
As California gets closer to its 2030 goal of having 1,600 dual language immersion programs in the state’s public schools and ...
The California Office for Civil Rights is closing. What now for school discrimination cases?
The Trump administration's slashing cut the state's Office for Civil Rights, responsible for providing students protection ...
CA lawmakers propose bills on bilingual education, jury duty exemptions
Legislators have been busy debating new bills that address issues including bilingual education and jury duty exemptions.
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California College Professors Divided on AI's Role in Education
Some educators see AI as a tool to enhance learning efficiency and personalize education, while others express concerns about ...
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AI use in classrooms? California college professors have mixed views on its impact
Since Open AI’s release of ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and models have found their way into the California college systems.