All posts tagged "education"
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364California NewsAll California Public High School Students Will Soon Have to Take Ethnic Studies
California high schoolers will be taught about the struggles and contributions of African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and other ethnic groups
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1.1K2California NewsSchools Beset by Teacher Shortage
Education leaders across Santa Cruz County—and the rest of the state—are struggling to fill classroom teaching positions and find substitute teachers
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1.2KNational NewsCDC Issues New School Guidance, with Emphasis on Full Reopening
Schools urged to fully reopen in the fall, even if they cannot take all of the recommended steps to curb the spread...
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2.1KCoronavirusInternet Company and Educators Work to Bridge Digital Divide
Estimated 15,745 students in Santa Cruz County don't have home internet
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4.6KNewsCounty Expands Inmate Education, Re-Entry Programs at Rountree Jail
Watsonville’s new minimum-security rehabilitation facility aids workforce re-entry
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4.6KNewsFamily Arts Nights Bring Energy to Arts Education
The Arts Council's March initiative spreads learning, in the name of equity, across Santa Cruz County
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4.0KColumnsThe Benefits of Writing by Hand
When it comes to learning, handwritten notes trump digital
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3.6KNewsCritics Call for Stricter Rules on Pesticides Near Schools
As regulators and growers talk reform, school reps say the changes don't far go enough
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2.7KNewsStory Book Sending
Pam Randall is wheeling a cart of 350 books into Live Oak’s newly opened Boys & Girls Club. It’s Wednesday, April 13,...
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1.7KNewsPeople’s Voice
New study bolsters Alejo’s call for ethnic studies
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1.8KNewsFood Network
Kids learn lessons along the way in middle school Top Chef contest
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Cover Stories
Learning Inside Out: New Tech is Revolutionizing Education for Students with Dyslexia
One Aptos teacher’s innovations are a striking example of how technology—and a better understanding of how our brains work—is revolutionizing education for...
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Now What?
Cabrillo President Brian King and UC Santa Cruz Chancellor George Blumenthal weigh in on the state of public higher education in California
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Food & Drink
What’s For Lunch?
A record number of students are qualifying for the federal free lunch program; but what are we feeding them?
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On The Chopping Block?
All eyes await the fate of UCSC’s Community Studies Program
