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San José Spotlight

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San Jose school leaders fed up with colleague’s behavior

A controversial San Jose school official has been rebuked and asked to resign, but he won’t step down. The board of the Franklin-McKinley School District on Tuesday voted 4-1 to censure Trustee Marc Cooper and requested his resignation for making remarks it considered hateful toward Muslims. Cooper cast the lone no vote. The decision was based on what trustees deemed to be discriminatory behavior by Cooper at a Sept. 8 board meeting. Board policies quoted in the resolution upheld protecting the rights of every student from hate-motivated, discriminatory behavior. Cooper’s conduct and comments violated these policies, according to the resolution.

San Jose, CA · 8d

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BankMobile Breach Leaves California College Students Choosing Food or Textbooks

Santa Rosa Junior College Petaluma Campus — Campus Affected By Aid Delays. Thousands of California community college students have been left waiting on financial aid checks after unauthorized individuals breached BankMobile, the banking platform that roughly 60 districts across the state use to issue school and federal financial aid and scholarships. The fallout has pushed some students to choose between buying textbooks and putting food on the table, with districts scrambling to switch from direct deposits to paper checks while they sort out what went wrong.

California · 6d

The Center Square

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California Social Services Won’t Answer Questions on $18.2M Daycare Grant

California · 7d

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PVUSD board sets stage for superintendent search

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday took the first step toward selecting a new superintendent, agreeing to hold a special meeting Nov. 9 or 10 to discuss how the search will proceed. The board approved the plan 6-0-1, with Trustee Gabriel Medina abstaining after his...

Watsonville, CA · 7d

Tampa Free Press TFP

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Feds Investigate Three California School Districts Over Student Surveys

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon Federal officials launched an investigation Monday into three California...

California · 11d

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Cabrillo College adds new career-focused classes for Spring, including HVAC, Drone Technology, and Winemaking

Cabrillo College is adding 12 new classes for spring semester, responding to growing demand for high-skill careers. Classes begin Jan. 25, 2027, and combine hands-on coursework with work-based learning to prepare students for jobs or transfer to four-year universities. Early start, short classes. ACCT-1A: Financial Accounting is a new, accelerated...

Watsonville, CA · 10d

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Old Tenn. school becomes home and community gathering place

A California couple bought a shuttered Cannon County school and turned it into a home — and a community gathering place.

Cannon County, TN · 8d

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Letters to the Editor Oct. 30-Nov. 5

The District is about to go into receivership in December after losing 31% of our Elementary students, and the Board has not closed schools or reduced staff to match these losses. Trustee Misty Navarro is insisting on reducing staffing to match the loss of students, and closing schools. That is being fiscally responsible.

Aptos, CA · 7d

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Newsom vetoes bill for undocumented students’ employment

California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 713 on Sept. 20. He vetoed a similar Assembly Bill 2586, in 2024 and claimed his concerns of the possible consequences have grown stronger. The AB 713 bill proposed for undocumented students to have paid on-campus jobs, according to the Los Angeles Times....

California · 10d

CalMatters

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California turf war between universities and community colleges needs a rational resolution

New laws expanding bachelor's degrees community colleges can offer contain so many conditions, they added to the conflict among the schools.

California · 8d

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San Jose school's marching band program abruptly shuts down for rest of school year

The marching band program at one of San Jose's biggest high schools is shutting down for the rest of the school year, an abrupt decision that has many families wondering why. The Independence High School marching band, known as the 76th Calvary, has been busy preparing for events, including a regional competition in the next few weeks. But all that abruptly came to an end after the school's principal sent out a letter saying they made a difficult decision to halt the band program's activities for the remainder of the school year.

San Jose, CA · 10d

CBS News

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Welcome, students from Central Valley High School

California · 8d

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Northern California high school football rankings, notes: Digging into the historic winning streaks of De La Salle

2. Folsom, (9-0) 3. Central East (Fresno), (8-0) 4. Junipero Serra (San Mateo), (7-1) 5. Oak Ridge (El Dorado Hills), (5-3) 6. Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa), (6-2) 7. Destiny Christian Academy (Sacramento), (8-0) 8. Grant (Sacramento), (6-2) 9. San Ramon Valley (Danville), (7-1) 10. Del Oro (Loomis), (6-2) 11. Bakersfield...

California · 10d

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California dominates top 10 in new TIME university rankings

Time Magazine and Statista have released their annual ranking of the top 500 universities in the U.S., and California schools are leading the pack — with Stanford University claiming the No. 1 spot and 3 other California schools landing in the top 10.

California · 9d

KTLA

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"We need to teach reading, writing, and math": One-on-one w/ Superintendent Candidate Sonja Shaw

California · 7d

The 74

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California Superintendent Candidates Clash Over Everything but School Funding

During a debate this month, the two candidates vying to become California’s Superintendent of Public Instruction exchanged barbs over every question that was posed: Their performance as school board members, parental rights, Title IX and college readiness. But asked separately by The 74 about proposals to reform the state’s education funding formula, Democrat Richard Barrera […]

California · 8d

The Center Square

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16 states might tax federally approved education plans

(The Center Square) – Families in 16 states could face state taxes and penalties for using what's called a "529 education savings plan" to pay for expenses approved under federal law, according to a report from the American Legislative Exchange Council. Congress established the 529 education savings plan in 1996 through the Small Business Job Protection Act. The 529 plan allows a family to save for qualified education expenses, including certain costs associated with K-12 education and higher education, according to Fidelity. The families save money through tax-deferred investments. ALEC released its report Wednesday, "Building a Better Path to Education: State 529 Laws After the Working Families Tax Cuts," examining differences between federal rules governing qualified education expenses and state policies. According to the report, 11 states - California, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, Oregon and Vermont - do not allow 529 funds to cover any K-12 expenses under their state rules. Arkansas, Kentucky and Louisiana allow funds to cover K-12 tuition, but only up to $10,000 annually. Indiana and Montana allow K-12 tuition expenses up to $20,000 annually but do not permit the full range of expenses authorized under federal law. The Center Square reached

California · 8d

EdSource

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Inside California’s decadelong higher education expansion in prisons

More than a decade since Gov. Jerry Brown's criminal justice reforms, California now offers 13 bachelor’s degree programs in prisons with nearly 500 graduates to date.

California · 8d

Grit Daily

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California Daycare Grant Raises Questions About Nonexistent Locations

The William Law Foundation received $18,216,131 in California child care grants before opening its first daycare. State records show one licensed location, while the nonprofit advertised more than 40 across 10 counties. The post California Daycare Grant Raises Questions About Nonexistent Locations appeared first on Grit Daily News .

California · 8d