Between Gateway, Twin Lakes and Baymonte Christian, there continue to be far more successes with in-person learning amid…
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Kids already coping with mental disorders spiral as pandemic topples vital support systems
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California schools report fewer homeless students, alarming advocates
‘Invisible’ homeless students may be missing out on services they need.
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Inconsistent vaccine supply, lack of state coordination complicate teacher vaccinations
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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UC should permanently eliminate all standardized tests for admissions, experts say
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UCSC students to return to campus in the fall under systemwide plan
At UC Santa Cruz, campus leaders said Monday to expect more information in the coming weeks on how a wider in-person return will be rolled out. Most UCSC students have been kept off campus since its closure on March 16, 2020.
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Newsom’s plan to speed elementary school reopenings ‘not feasible,’ county superintendents say
“We just don’t think it’s realistic for us to be able to meet the requirements to apply for this funding at this point,” said Santa Cruz County Superintendent of Schools Faris Sabbah.
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How did first semester of in-person learning grade out? Private schools show Lookout their work
Between Gateway, Twin Lakes and Baymonte Christian, there continue to be far more successes with in-person learning amid COVID-19 than horror stories — even if the new normal is far from normal.
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Newsom promises $2 billion in hopes of reopening elementary schools beginning in February
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State’s plan to help speed elementary reopening might have limited impact on local schools
While Gavin Newsom introduced a plan to get elementary school kids back in classes by February, Santa Cruz school officials are voicing skepticism that all the necessary pieces will fall into place to make that happen.