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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation that illuminates how traditional approaches to class scheduling often perpetuate equity gaps for students from marginalized groups, including access to critical courses and experienced teachers. Drawing on a review of school scheduling practices from across the country, CPRL developed a scheduling framework and implementation guide to help school leaders design equity-first class schedules.
The report reveals that traditional scheduling practices too often limit marginalized students access to learning and opportunity. For example, Black and Latino students are more likely to be assigned a teacher with fewer years of experience and are more likely to be excluded from advanced coursework, like Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate classes.
Mayor Todd Gloria announced Tuesday the formation of his administration's Asian-Pacific Islander Advisory Group and the selection of 15 San Diegans who will.
By Rebekah Gonzalez
Apr 29, 2021
The San Diego Unified School (SDUSD) district is teaming up with The San Diego Foundation to offer a free summer school program to young San Diego students, reports
The program is called Level Up San Diego and is offered to all K through 12 students. We’ve partnered with The San Diego Foundation to have our community-based nonprofits do enrichment and engagement programs for students in the afternoon. We’re very excited about what we’re building in the summer, said SDUSD board president
The goal of the program is to help students prepare for the 2021-22 school year after a challenging year of learning with the pandemic.
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San Diego, CA (KGTV)- The San Diego Unified School district is already looking ahead to the summer, just weeks after getting some of its students back in the classroom.
Richard Barrera, SDUSD board president, said the district has teamed up with The San Diego Foundation to offer a free summer school program to all K through 12 students called âLevel Up San Diegoâ.
âWeâve partnered with The San Diego Foundation to have our community-based nonprofits do enrichment and engagement programs for students in the afternoon. Weâre very excited about what weâre building in the summer,â he said.