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Scrap school police and add counselors and academic help for Black students, coalition say
s; Howard Blume,
LA Times
, Feb 1, 2023
What Schools Should Do About COVID’s Chronic Impact on Special Ed Students
; Bob Cunningham,
The
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, Jan 29, 2023
LAUSD school teams competing in 2023 Academic Decathlon events;
Holly Andres,
LA Daily News
,
Jan 27, 2023
School librarians vilified as the ‘arm of Satan’ in book-banning wars
; Jeffery Fleishman,
LA Times
,
Jan 27, 2023
Four-day school week gaining popularity nationally. Why isn’t it happening in California?
; Diana Lambert,
EdSource
,
Jan 26, 2023
Teachers Shouldn’t Have to Drive Ubers on the Side, Education Secretary Says;
Libby Stanford,
Ed Week
,
Jan 24, 2023
Crit
ics say Newsom’s proposal for low-performing students fails most Black students
; Emma Gallegos, John Fensterwald and Daniel J. Willis,
EdSource,
Jan 24, 2023
SCOTUS could change the rights of students with disabilities to sue for damages
; Linda Jacobson,
LA
SCHOOL REPORT
, Jan 19, 2023
California’s summer and after-school programs are effective and should be expanded, report finds
; Carolyn Jones,
EdSource
, Jan 23, 2023
School Boards Are Limiting Public Comment. Will That Erode Trust?;
Evie Blad,
Ed Week
,
Jan 20, 2023
Teachers Are Not Meant to Be Martyrs
; Amanda Slaten Frasier,
Ed Week
,
Jan 19, 2023
5 Big Challenges for Schools in 2023
; Lauraine Langreo,
Ed Week
,
Jan 18, 2023
Music education may make students more hopeful about their futures
; Diana Lambert,
EdSource
, Jan 18, 2023
How Does Writing Fit Into the ‘Science of Reading’?
; Stephen Sawchuk,
EdWeek
, Jan 17, 2023
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; Greg Toppo,
The
74
, Jan 17, 2023
Intentional Shootings by Young Children Very Rare: What We Know
; Mark Keierleber,
The
74
, Jan 16, 2023
Schools sink money into tutoring, but some programs fall short
; Donna St. George,
Washington Post
,
Jan 14, 2023
Telemedicine Could Help Keep Kids in Class
; Sarah D. Sparks,
Ed Week
,
Jan 13, 2023
The School Shooting Incidents Nobody Hears About
; Evie Blad,
Ed Week
,
Jan12, 2023
With a New COVID Variant Rising, Some Schools Revert to Former Safety Measures
:
Evie Blad,
Ed Week
, Jan 10, 2023
Services Denied: LA Parents, Advocates Charge Weak Rollout of Plan for Students with Disabilities
; Will Callan,
LA
SCHOOL REPORT
, Jan 10, 2023
A 6-Year-Old Shot His Teacher. Who Should Be Held Responsible?
; Evie Blad,
Ed Week
, Jan 9, 2023
Most homeless students are doubled-up. What does that mean?
; Betty Márquez Rosales,
EdSource
, Jan 9, 2023
Tony Thurmond sworn in for 2nd term as state education leader
;
KCAL-NEWS STAFF
, Jan 10, 2023
A DARPA for K–12? Omnibus Bill Includes Substantial New Funds for Education R&D
; Kevin Mahnken,
The
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, Jan 5, 2023
California education issues to watch in 2023
—
and predictions of what might happen
; John Fensterwald and Yuxuan Xie,
EdSource
, Jan 5, 2023