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Todas las escuelas públicas de los Estados Unidos deben ofrecer educación a todos los estudiantes, independientemente de su situación migratoria. En 1982, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos confirmó, en el caso Plyler v. Doe, el derecho de los estudiantes inmigrantes de Texas a asistir a la escuela...
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All public schools in the U.S. must provide an education to all students, regardless of their immigration status. In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the right of immigrant students in Texas to attend school free of charge, regardless of their citizenship, in Plyler v. Doe. Texas had passed a law...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters Los colegios comunitarios de California representan el sistema de educación superior más grande del país: más de 2 millones de estudiantes, o 60 veces la población estudiantil de pregrado de la UC Berkeley. Pero al recorrer un campus de un colegio comunitario, a menudo es difícil...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s community colleges represent the largest higher education system in the country — more than 2 million students, or 60 times the undergraduate population of UC Berkeley. But walking around a community college campus, it’s often hard to tell. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, cafeterias and local...
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Suzanne Potter & Tania Gomezdaza California News Service Un proyecto artístico y comunitario de la Universidad de Stanford busca dar visibilidad a historias de migración en un momento de gran inquietud por las medidas restrictivas del Gobierno federal en materia de inmigración. El proyecto, “Bookmark Stories”, invita a las...
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A community art project at Stanford University is inviting people to share their immigration stories through handmade bookmarks during a time of heightened anxiety over the federal government’s immigration crackdown. The “Bookmark Stories” project encourages people to draw or write on blank bookmarks to tell the story of how they immigrated...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s community colleges have been battling fraudulent students for years, trying to prevent scammers from stealing financial aid money. Recent data shows the colleges’ efforts finally may be working. Last spring, CalMatters reported that colleges were seeing unprecedented reports of fraud, with scammers stealing millions more dollars...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters Los colegios comunitarios de California llevan años luchando contra los estudiantes fraudulentos, intentando evitar que los estafadores roben el dinero de la ayuda financiera. Datos recientes muestran que los esfuerzos de las universidades finalmente podrían estar dando sus frutos. La primavera pasada, CalMatters informó que las...
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LOS ANGELES – Viridiana has been in agony these past few months, wondering if at any moment she might lose her job, her health insurance, maybe even be deported. A DACA recipient, Viridiana (who asked that we only use her middle name) has waited a year-and-a-half for her status...
Todas las escuelas públicas de los Estados Unidos deben ofrecer educación a todos los estudiantes, independientemente de su situación migratoria. En 1982, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos confirmó, en el caso Plyler v. Doe, el derecho de los estudiantes inmigrantes de Texas a asistir a la escuela...
All public schools in the U.S. must provide an education to all students, regardless of their immigration status. In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the right of immigrant students in Texas to attend school free of charge, regardless of their citizenship, in Plyler v. Doe. Texas had passed a law...
Adam Echelman CalMatters Los colegios comunitarios de California representan el sistema de educación superior más grande del país: más de 2 millones de estudiantes, o 60 veces la población estudiantil de pregrado de la UC Berkeley. Pero al recorrer un campus de un colegio comunitario, a menudo es difícil...
Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s community colleges represent the largest higher education system in the country — more than 2 million students, or 60 times the undergraduate population of UC Berkeley. But walking around a community college campus, it’s often hard to tell. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, cafeterias and local...
Suzanne Potter & Tania Gomezdaza California News Service Un proyecto artístico y comunitario de la Universidad de Stanford busca dar visibilidad a historias de migración en un momento de gran inquietud por las medidas restrictivas del Gobierno federal en materia de inmigración. El proyecto, “Bookmark Stories”, invita a las...
A community art project at Stanford University is inviting people to share their immigration stories through handmade bookmarks during a time of heightened anxiety over the federal government’s immigration crackdown. The “Bookmark Stories” project encourages people to draw or write on blank bookmarks to tell the story of how they immigrated...
Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s community colleges have been battling fraudulent students for years, trying to prevent scammers from stealing financial aid money. Recent data shows the colleges’ efforts finally may be working. Last spring, CalMatters reported that colleges were seeing unprecedented reports of fraud, with scammers stealing millions more dollars...
Adam Echelman CalMatters Los colegios comunitarios de California llevan años luchando contra los estudiantes fraudulentos, intentando evitar que los estafadores roben el dinero de la ayuda financiera. Datos recientes muestran que los esfuerzos de las universidades finalmente podrían estar dando sus frutos. La primavera pasada, CalMatters informó que las...
LOS ANGELES – Viridiana has been in agony these past few months, wondering if at any moment she might lose her job, her health insurance, maybe even be deported. A DACA recipient, Viridiana (who asked that we only use her middle name) has waited a year-and-a-half for her status...