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YesFest! returned for the sixth year to Champion High School on Thursday. The goal of the program is to teach the district students how to get involved in posit

WARREN— Ohio State Highway Patrol Lt. Daniel Morrison of the Warren Post said they’ve investigated 17 out of the 20 fatal crashes that occurred in Trumbull

Students fill bags of hope for seniors

Bullying, drugs and alcohol, a safe school environment — these issues and more topped a list of concerns from parents, staff members and students of Fairbanks schools.

After two years of steering the helm of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, Karen Melin is winding down her tenure as chief school administrator and Luke Meinert takes

Ashland City Schools Foundation and Ashland County Community Foundation announce recipients of teacher mini-grants.

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– Last week, the California State Senate passed Assembly Bill 1705, legislation reforming remedial placement policies at the state’s community colleges. Authored by Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin (AD-44), the bill unanimously passed the Assembly in May. AB 1705 is supported by a diverse coalition of higher education equity, research, civil rights, social justice, faculty, and student leadership organizations.

New legislation from Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin (AD-44) will be heard April 26 in the Higher Education Committee, Assembly Bill 1705, which will address remedial placement policies at California’s community colleges and help more students to achieve their educational goals. The bill is supported by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, the Student Senate for California | New legislation from Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin (AD-44) will be heard April 26 in the Higher Education ...

Advocates in California are calling on reforms to tighten implementation of a state law that rethinks remedial courses.