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San Diego Unified to pilot Boost Democracy texting initiative for school board meetings

Print San Diego Unified School District officials announced the district will pilot a “Boost Democracy” texting initiative for public participation during school board meetings. The program, which starts Tuesday, July 13, will enable community members who plan to participate remotely in board meetings to sign up to receive texts alerting them when it’s time for their comments. It is one of the first such initiatives in the nation, according to Shane Harris, president of the People’s Association of Justice Advocates, who pitched the idea. He also is urging the San Diego City Council, San Diego County Board of Supervisors and county Board of Education to adopt the feature.

New CA bill gives students who struggled academically during COVID a second chance

New CA bill gives students who struggled academically during COVID a second chance AB 104 by Lorena Gonzalez in effect now AB 104: Second chance options after COVID learning loss and last updated 2021-07-07 19:39:47-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) Across the country and here in San Diego, failing student grades have been on the rise since the pandemic. But a new California law, AB 104, offers many students a second chance. Lawmakers are finding ways for students to recover from COVID learning loss. We re providing a few options for people who may be have had a hard time this past school year, Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez said. The college rush happens right when you get to school, and it s important to get this taken care of.

Tierrasanta resident protest Serra High School name change

The school board voted unanimously to change the name to Canyon Hills High School back in March. Author: Allison Royal (KFMB) Updated: 5:41 PM PDT July 6, 2021 CALIFORNIA, USA Junipero Serra High School in Tierrasanta has rebranded to Canyon Hills High School. On Tuesday, more than a dozen people gathered to protest.  “They have a national reputation,” said Chuck Cox, a resident in the area of 48 years. “Serra does. Canyon Hills? What’s that?” They said it’s not that they are necessarily upset with the name change, but rather, in their words, they didn’t have an opportunity to weigh in beforehand. 

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