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In numerous lawsuits, conservative professors and students allege that California’s community colleges are hindering their right to free speech under the First Amendment.
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Merced County’s largest school district has been put on notice by a legal group that a statement read during public school board meetings may expose the district to legal action for threatening freedom of speech.
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The decision an obscure Fresno County education committee handed down Thursday is the final nail in the coffin for what was criticized as a developer-backed petition to increase property values.
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Westboro Baptist Church, known for its anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ+ nationwide tour, is coming to Roosevelt High School on Monday.
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Those in 'university education deserts' lag closer-in peers’ transfer rates, according to the RP Group.
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The inaugural baccalaureate class was part of a new program called "Degrees of Change."
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Fresno and Central Unified worry that property-wealthy districts, which can raise more taxes and can qualify for more matching state funding, will leave them behind in the competition for Proposition 2 dollars.
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The law taking effect in Sept. 2025 affects private institutions that consider family connections in admissions, including the University of Southern California, Stanford University, Claremont McKenna College and Santa Clara University.
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A Merced City School District trustee announced this week he is stepping down, and an associate superintendent is on paid administrative leave, The Merced FOCUS has learned.
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Since 2018, the number of San Joaquin Valley teenagers obtaining associate degrees has nearly doubled.
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The newspaper’s "America’s Best Colleges" report was released Thursday, ranking the campus No.1 in the category of social mobility.
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A new report shows college completion in the San Joaquin Valley is low, but Valley leaders are looking for ways to raise those numbers.