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Joyce Foundation Commits $250 Million for Economic and Racial Equity in the Great Lakes Region

Joyce Foundation Commits $250 Million for Economic and Racial Equity in the Great Lakes Region
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San Diego Unified superintendent to become U S deputy education secretary

Print Cindy Marten, superintendent of the San Diego Unified School District, will be the nation’s next deputy education secretary. The U.S. Senate voted 54-44 on May 11 to confirm Marten for the position. Six Republicans voted to confirm her: Sens. Roy Blunt of Missouri, Richard Burr of North Carolina, Susan Collins of Maine, Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Rob Portman of Ohio. It has been almost four months since President Joe Biden’s team announced her nomination. Marten, 54, has served as superintendent for eight years, as principal for 10 years and as a classroom teacher for 17 years. Biden’s team cited her past work as principal of Central Elementary School in City Heights and San Diego Unified’s above-average graduation rates and growth in reading test scores as reasons for nominating her.

Federal Student Loan Chief Allegedly Facilitated Racist, Sexist Work Environment at CFPB

SDUSD Looking to Expand Vaccine Clinics To Middle Schools Once Pfizer Shot is Fully Approved

The walk-in clinic at Canyon Hills High School formerly Serra High School was just the convenience Rowena Orila was looking for when she heard the news at work that Pfizer s vaccine received emergency FDA clearance for 12 to 15-year-olds. “When I got to the house I rushed in and told my sister, ‘Hey! Let’s get Gabe vaccinated, she said. Gabriel, 13, is the only one in his family who s not yet vaccinated. With a summer trip to Virginia planned, he and his aunt raced to Canyon Hills, one of SDUSD s eight walk-in vaccine clinics, hoping to get his shot. “I don t want to spread it to my family and everyone else I’m near. I have a grandma I want to take care of and she s really old and I don’t want her to pass away so soon, Gabriel said.

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