Betty Márquez Rosales
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Spanish-language resources help parents deal with challenges of distance learning
Spanish-language resources help parents understand how to navigate distance learning.
Betty Márquez Rosales
September 21, 2020
Many parents fill in gaps for preschoolers unable to go to in-person programs
Preschool students facing a learning loss because Covid-19 closed their nursery school and child care programs are getting help from parents and teachers trying to keep them learning.
Betty Márquez Rosales
September 2, 2020
A tiny school in Northern California opens for in-person teaching with six of its 14 students
One of the smallest districts in the state in a county with comparatively low infection rates, Indian Diggings Elementary School District opened for in-person instruction but with safeguards against the coronavirus.
Betty Márquez Rosales
August 19, 2020
Trump administration refuses to accept new applications for DACA program
Trump administration will continue limit DACA program, which provides temporary relief from deportation for undocumented students.
Betty Márquez Rosales
July 28, 2020
One student’s journey to join the largest group of Latino students admitted to the University of California
After years of constant moving and economic instability, Johana Resendiz is now part of the history-making Latino students accepted into the UC system this year
Betty Márquez Rosales
July 28, 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 13, 2020
Survey: Current and incoming California college students report worry over finances, online classes
Incoming and current college students report heightened financial and coursework distress, new survey finds.
Betty Márquez Rosales
July 9, 2020
Community colleges struggle with students’ food needs as pandemic increases demand
As food needs for California's community college students have increased, their campus food pantries face stagnant budgets.
Betty Márquez Rosales
July 1, 2020
As she and her family battled Covid-19, graduation seemed out of reach
Maria Amaya, the first in her family to read and write, also wanted to be the first to graduate high school. Then her family came down with Covid-19.