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July 13, 2020
President of Newport-Mesa teachers union talks about race and education in Orange county
New president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers shares what it has been like teach in a district where she is one of only a handful of Black teachers.
Interview by Sandra Asper/Costa Mesa Brief
July 13, 2020
7 things teachers can do to address student trauma – especially during distance learning
Trauma-informed approach to learning will make return to school more successful for students and teachers.
Caprice Young
July 13, 2020
Education and the coronavirus crisis: What’s the latest?
Governor applauds Los Angeles and San Diego school districts for plans to reopen with distance learning, reiterates that reopening is a local decision, but that learning must occur
EdSource staff
July 13, 2020
A California district’s plan to boost remote learning includes in-person ‘student support hubs’
West Contra Costa Unified in Richmond in the San Francisco Bay Area will open virtually for all students followed by "student support hubs" to direct help including how to use distance learning at home.
Ali Tadayon
July 13, 2020
Schools in Los Angeles, San Diego won’t reopen for in-person learning next month
California's two largest school districts became the latest to announce plans to begin the new school year with distance learning.
Michael Burke
July 13, 2020
Many undocumented youth remain in limbo after Supreme Court’s DACA decision
Undocumented youth eligible to submit first-time applications remain in limbo after Supreme Court’s DACA decision.
Betty Márquez Rosales
July 10, 2020
Spike in coronavirus cases means some schools won’t open at all this fall
As coronavirus cases spike across California more school districts are making the decision to educate students online next school year.
Diana Lambert, Michael Burke, And Ali Tadayon
July 10, 2020
State funding may be stagnant, but schools can still find money for mental health services
Schools should work with nonprofits and government agencies to pay for expanded services, panelists say.
Carolyn Jones
July 10, 2020
California school superintendents navigate safety concerns, conflicting guidance as they plan to reopen schools
Districts are starting to finalize reopening plans for the coming school year amidst uncertainty.
Diana Lambert
July 9, 2020
Thousands of California students could be forced to take in-person classes or leave the country
The state of California and the University of California are both suing the federal government over the policy.