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Times of San Diego

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Immigrant student enrollment has taken a nosedive in California schools

This article first appeared in EdSource. The number of new immigrant students attending California schools continues to decline, so much so that in some districts it’s resulted in shuttered programs and staff reassignments. Across California, the number of new immigrant students or “newcomers” in their first three years in...

California · 14d

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3 California districts under federal probe for ethnic studies materials

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating three California school districts over activities related to required ethnic studies courses, according to a Monday announcement by the department's Student Privacy Policy Office. The agency opened investigations into North Monterey County Unified School District, Palo Alto Unified School District and San Francisco Unified School District.

California · 11d

Victorville Daily Press

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95,000 San Bernardino County kids have CalKIDS college money to claim

The California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program, or CalKIDS , the nation’s largest statewide child development program, announced the awarding of more than $7.9 million in scholarship funds to children born in San Bernardino County. The scholarship funds were awarded via CalKIDS to over 95,000 children born since July 1, 2022, the agency stated. Each CalKIDS Scholarship Account is worth up to $175 and is automatically awarded at birth. Parents and guardians simply need to claim the scholarship to access and manage the account, according to CalKIDS. CalKIDS provides scholarships for college and training to children across California and is administered by the ScholarShare Investment Board under the California State Treasurer’s Office. The program awards scholarships to every child born in California and to eligible public school students, helping families begin planning for college and career training early. Some of the very first babies to receive CalKIDS Scholarships are now entering school with up to $175 already set aside for college or career training, officials stated. Approximately 70,000 children born in California during July and August 2022 are part of this year’s transitional kindergarten age group, beginning their educational journey with a scholarship established for their future. “Every child

San Bernardino County, CA · 11d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Packed house, protesters turn out for Turning Point USA event at Cal Poly

A panel of four conservative personalities visited Cal Poly for a national Turning Point USA event on Wednesday night, drawing a packed house at the Performing Arts Center and prompting some disruption to campus as event participants heckled protesters outside. Turning Point’s “America: Love It or Leave It” tour has been stopping at university campuses across the country over the last few weeks. Cal Poly was the second-to-last stop for the tour, just before the University of Miami. Turning Point was founded by late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated at a Utah college campus last year. Turning Point’s Cal Poly chapter previously hosted a memorial for Kirk at the PAC and saw significant growth in its membership after his death. During Wednesday’s event, former director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, anti-trans activist and athlete Riley Gaines, YouTuber and influencer Nick Shirley and conservative personality Will Witt addressed a packed crowd at the PAC. Many attendees were local, though others traveled from elsewhere in California for the event. The speakers touched on a variety of issues, including transgender athletes participating in sports, undocumented immigrants, concerns about “radical Islam,” voter registration and alleged fraud in California. Gaines and Witt, who

California · 15d

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46 Contra Costa County Schools and Six Districts Named to 2026 California Honor Roll

PLEASANT HILL, Calif.— Forty-six schools and six school districts in Contra Costa County have been named to the 2026 California Honor Roll, a recognition presented by Educational Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence. The recognition highlights schools and districts that are demonstrating strong student...

Contra Costa County, CA · 14d

Newsmax

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Report: Feds Probe 3 Calif. Districts Over Student Surveys

California · 14d

High School On SI

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California High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Oct. 19, 2026)

Defending Open Division champion Santa Margarita solidifies its top spot with decisive win at No. 2 St. John Bosco

California · 16d

San Francisco Chronicle

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‘Purpose and freedom’: San Quentin’s new college program tests Newsom’s prison vision

As part of his plan to overhaul prison culture, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that an inaugural cohort of 34 prisoners at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center have enrolled in a CSULA bachelor’s program.

California · 15d

KESQ News Channel 3

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California Dept. of Education reports data breach

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KESQ) - The California Department of Education issued a notice about a data breach that may have impacted some Coachella Valley schools. Educational Testing Service (ETS), the organization that supports California's statewide testing programs, reported the breach. ETS says an unauthorized person used a compromised login credential to access and copy student information The post California Dept. of Education reports data breach appeared first on KESQ .

California · 14d

New York Post

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Linda McMahon on student 'intimate detail' surveys

California · 14d

Contra Costa Herald

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46 Contra Costa County schools, 6 districts named to 2026 California Honor Roll

Contra Costa County, CA · 14d

LAist

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CSU faculty union seeks strike authority as contract talks stall

The union’s president said university officials negotiating with the union have “not been honest agents.”

California · 13d

montereycountynow.com

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Monterey Peninsula College offers a Sicilian language class to those interested in Monterey’s sister city.

The caffè Americano may have been technically born in Italy, but as the name suggests, it was made for Americans. The addition of hot water to strong espresso was a favorite among American GIs during World War II, simply because it made them feel like home while they were fighting Mussolini’s fascists abroad.

Monterey, CA · 15d

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Local Schools And Districts Making The California Honor Roll

Tuolumne, CA – The lists are out for California schools and districts making the California Honor Roll, and three Mother Lode schools made the lists, including Summerville High School. The Educational Results Partnership (ERP) presents the Honor Roll as part of the nationwide Campaign for Business and Education Excellence....

California · 16d

High School On SI

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California High School Girls Volleyball Top 20 State Rankings (Oct. 20, 2026)

California high school girls volleyball Top 20 rankings for Oct. 20, 2026, as Mater Dei and Sierra Canyon headline the CIF Southern Section playoffs.

California · 15d

KSBY News

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New CalFresh rules could expand food assistance to college students

Santa Maria, CA · 15d

The Modesto Bee

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Pitman High students write letters on issues important to California youth

As part of a mock election unit he’s conducting at Pitman High School in Turlock, teacher Isaac W. Farhadian had students from his AP U.S. government and dual enrollment political science 101 courses write letters to the editor. Because of the volume of letters, we are breaking them up by ballot issues. The following letters ... Student Pedestrian Safety Dear Editor, On Sept. 17, three children and their grandmother were hit by a vehicle in the crosswalk of Eisenhut Elementary in Modesto. Based on local reports, there was no crossing guard present. This incident demands attention be given to the safety of all students. All elementary schools especially need crossing guards to monitor students before and after school, even in areas where only a few students cross. Police presence would also undoubtedly play a helpful role in promoting safety. However, because it is not very practical to have police present at every school each day, other measures must be taken. Flashing school zone speed limit signs need to be installed next to schools. Speed cameras and signs reminding drivers of the consequences of speeding would also be helpful in improving safety. Crosswalks and bike paths should be repainted in bright

California · 16d

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‘Catz hoping to keep playing in the CCS playoffs | Girls flag football

The Watsonville High girls flag football team capped off its Pacific Coast Athletic League season on a high note with a crushing 40-7 victory over Soledad High on Tuesday night. The Wildcatz were spearheaded by junior quarterback Aaliyah Arellano, who celebrated her birthday by throwing for 104 yards and a...

Watsonville, CA · 14d

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Newsom Signs AB 1959, Closing Juvenile Loophole Born From Santana High Case

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1959 into law on September 27, 2026, closing a legal gap that nearly allowed a convicted teenage mass shooter to walk free with little more than probation. San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan and Assemblymember Dr. Darshana Patel marked the signing this week, framing it as a fix for a loophole exposed by the case of 2001 Santana High School shooter Charles “Andy” Williams.

California · 17d

KQED

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New Study Shows Low-Income Students Gain Most From Transitional Kindergarten

The first children to attend transitional kindergarten when it began in California public schools more than a decade ago made significant learning gains that persisted into later elementary school years, according to a new UC Berkeley study. Children from lower-income families benefited the most from TK, according to a research...

California · 15d