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Times of San Diego

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New book wrestles with University of California’s role in making college accessible

This story was originally published by EdSource. Journalist and author Miriam Pawel, known for her histories of Cesar Chavez, the United Farmworkers and the Brown political dynasty, turns to another California institution in her latest book: the University of California. Her book, “California Dreams: The Making and Remaking of the...

California · 3d

EdSource

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California schools should responsibly incorporate AI in classrooms, state education department says

As California schools continue to grapple with the role of artificial intelligence in schools, the state’s Department of Education encouraged teachers and school leaders to responsibly incorporate the technology into their classrooms.  “Striking the balance of use versus abuse is our ultimate responsibility,” State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond said at a Monday summit hosted by the state education department. “That’s the conversation that... read more

California · 3d

pajaronian.com

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New bike lanes, sidewalk planned for PV High

The City of Watsonville is celebrating a major milestone in pedestrian and bicycle safety with the groundbreaking of the Safer Access to Pajaro Valley High School & Beyond Project. The final product will widen the Harkins Slough Road overpass over Highway 1 to add bicycle lanes and a wider sidewalk separated from vehicle traffic.

Watsonville, CA · 6d
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Los Angeles Times

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CIF Southern California regional volleyball playoff schedule

Los Angeles area CIF high school volleyball playoff schedule, with games slated for Tuesday and Wednesday.

California · 4d

benitolink.com

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Scarlet Regiment Tournament of Bands marks seven years of marching

For the seventh year, the Hollister High School Scarlet Regiment marching band will welcome a group of bands onto its campus to participate in the Scarlet Regiment Tournament of Bands on Nov. 7. This year’s event will be held at Andy Hardin Stadium, and gates open at 2:20 p.m. while...

Hollister, CA · 5d

SFGate

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Edsource: Lawsuit Over Principals Interference In Mountain View Student Newspaper To Go To Trial

A Santa Clara County Superior Judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging violations of free press rights of former student journalists and their former adviser at Mountain View High School can go to trial, court records show. Article continues below this ad. The case, filed in 2024, centers on a...

Santa Clara County, CA · 6d

alisaltrojantribune.com

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The challenges of sophomore year

For many students, freshman year is about adjusting to high school. Students learn how to navigate a new campus, meet different teachers and adapt to a schedule that may be more demanding than middle school. By sophomore year, those routines may feel more familiar, but the expectations can become harder to manage.

Salinas, CA · 7d

montereycountynow.com

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Monterey Peninsula College has Monterey in the name, but Marina in the students.

Monterey Peninsula College is going all in on Marina. Chrissa Olson here, thinking about what it means to put your money where your mouth is. And it certainly seems like Monterey Peninsula College leadership isn't kidding around when it says it wants a significant Marina expansion, reallocating funds this year to put its investment in the Marina campus over the $100 million mark.

Marina, CA · 6d

BroBible

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‘Concerned’ California High School Parents Betray Football Coach In Push To Expose Illegal Recruiting

Parents of Westlake High School football players have seemingly turned on the coaching staff. They’ve brought concerns of potential wrongdoing to the attention of rivals. Letters have been written to nearby schools suggesting the program is illegally recruiting players to Westlake. Their motivations remain a bit unclear. The accusations have created controversy surrounding the Warriors. […] The post ‘Concerned’ California High School Parents Betray Football Coach In Push To Expose Illegal Recruiting appeared first on BroBible.

Westlake Village, CA · 7d

sanjoseinside.com

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Schools to Get Billions with Passage of Prop. 3

California schools dodged a steep revenue cut on Tuesday as voters permanently extended an income tax on the wealthy. Proposition 3, put forth by the state’s largest teachers union, is headed to approval, with 59% Yes and 41% No votes with about half of the ballots counted, as of Nov. 4.

California · 6d

High School On SI

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Official California High School Football Playoff Brackets: CIF First-Round Matchups and State Championship Schedule

Official 2026 California high school football playoff brackets, CIF Southern Section matchups, all 10 sections and state championship dates.

California · 8d

benitolink.com

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Playing for Mason: Anzar High football team’s tribute

When Francisco Zendejas arrived at Anzar High School, Mason Gomes was his first friend, and he joined this year’s football team intending to play alongside him. Instead, on Nov. 7, Zendejas and the team will take the field in the inaugural Mason Bowl, an intra-squad scrimmage, being held in Gomes’ honor following his death when his motorbike hit a parked trailer on July 3.

San Juan Bautista, CA · 7d

stocktonia.org

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New book wrestles with University of California’s role in making college accessible

This story was originally published by EdSource. Journalist and author Miriam Pawel, known for her histories of Cesar Chavez, the United Farmworkers and the Brown political dynasty, turns to another California institution in her latest book: the University of California. Her book, “California Dreams: The Making and Remaking of the...

California · 5d

montereycountynow.com

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School bond measures across Monterey County are too close to call.

Early results show a majority of voters are supporting school bond measures, but it is still a coin toss whether they will garner enough votes to pass. On Nov. 3, voters in North Monterey County, Carmel and Pacific Grove showed up at the polls to support bond measures to either upgrade facilities or keep student programming.

Monterey County, CA · 7d

High School On SI

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California High School Girls Volleyball Playoffs: 10 Section Championship Showdowns

California high school girls volleyball playoff preview featuring Mater Dei vs. Sierra Canyon and championship matchups across all 10 CIF sections.

California · 6d

KRCB 104.9

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CSU to resolve salary system issues in tentative agreement with largest union

Over the three-year life of the contract CSU staff will receive between 8% and 12% salary increases on average, depending on their bargaining unit. photo credit: Courtesy of CSUEU Members of the CSU Employees Union. California State University's largest labor group, representing 14,500 employees, reached a tentative agreement with the university system this week that will address longstanding issues with salary steps and provide workers with more financial stability. That's according to a news release from the California State University Employees Union. CSUEU represents a wide range of university employees, including healthcare professionals, maintenance workers and administrative support staff. The new contract will provide those workers with "long-awaited salary reforms," according to the union's announcement. The contract, if approved by union members and CSU's Board of Trustees, will fully establish salary steps and make changes to the salary structure for CSUEU-represented employees. Over the three-year life of the contract CSU staff will receive between 8% and 12% salary increases on average, depending on their bargaining unit. There is an option to reopen the contract in 2028. Eligible full-time employees will also receive a $3,575 bonus check, while part-time workers will receive a prorated bonus in December. Union President Catherine Hutchinson

California · 6d

thesmokesignal.org

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FUSD faces state-wide elimination of the CA COMPASS Program

For nearly a decade, the California Online Media Program for Access and Student Success (COMPASS) has provided CA students with free access to vetted online resources. On June 29, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the CA 2026-27 budget, no longer allocating an annual $5.5 million to research databases provided by COMPASS, set to go into effect on July 1, 2027. Despite FUSD’s alternative database, Elton B. Stephens Company (EBSCO), the elimination of COMPASS threatens to reduce the variety of platforms students can access for research.

California · 7d

EdSource

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Lawsuit over principal’s interference in Mountain View student newspaper to go to trial

A Santa Clara County Superior Judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging violations of free press rights of former student journalists and their former adviser at Mountain View High School can go to trial, court records show. The case, filed in 2024, centers on a high school principal who allegedly interfered with a story about sexual harassment between students at the school. California’s 1977... read more

Santa Clara County, CA · 6d

csulauniversitytimes.com

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‘We want to be better guides to our students’ faculty union says, prepares for possible systemwide strike

The California Faculty Association (CFA) which represents more than 29,000 faculty members across the California State University (CSU) system, is preparing to go on strike. If a strike were to occur at Cal State LA and across the CSU system in the next several weeks, the impacts could be widespread with cancelled classes, delays in grading and athletic pauses that could freeze instructional activity.

Los Angeles, CA · 6d