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A nearby property, the Virginia Smith Trust land, will be annexed next by Merced before it’s developed into a new university community.
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“What is happening in Merced is a crime against students,” said one of the consultants behind the report.
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California’s literacy problem is among the worst in the country, with 3 out of 10 adults struggling to read.
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To say former Merced College President Ben Duran came from humble beginnings on his journey to becoming one of the San Joaquin Valley’s top educators is an understatement.
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Local young people are being enlisted into community service work. The California Service Corps is asking for 1,000 more volunteers to service the region.
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Five different Kern educational institutions have seen a change in leadership in less than a year. What does this mean for Kern County education?
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In a split decision, the Fresno Unified Board of Trustees voted to pause its search for a new superintendent and expand the search nationwide.
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While some college textbook programs have eased the struggle, others may be more hassle than they're worth, students at San Joaquin Valley colleges say.
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VR classes are set to bridge academic gaps at college, officials say.
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Most of the incidents involved ransomware, a malicious software used by criminals to encrypt files and hold information or data hostage until payment is made in exchange.
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While graduation rates for Black students are the lowest in California universities, cultural centers can help address equity issues. Centers for Black students create a safe space to foster community while connecting with academic resources and Black faculty.
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In the San Joaquin Valley, the number of veterans with a service-connected disability has increased in the last four years. Yet, income thresholds allowed by colleges has been a common challenge in accessing college for many children of those same injured veterans.