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Robi Morder The Conversation La movilización que ha impulsado el movimiento de los estudiantes de secundaria, que comenzó en los suburbios de París en septiembre de 2026, se inscribe en la continuidad de la acción de vuelta al colegio en respuesta a un empeoramiento de las condiciones (ausencia de...
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Robi Morder The Conversation The mobilization behind the high schoolers’ movement that began in the Paris suburbs in September 2026 is in continuity with the back-to-school action in response to situations that are deemed to have worsened (absent teachers, overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated premises, etc.) that secondary education has been experiencing...
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Tfrontado CalMatters Una universidad pública de California rompió sus vínculos con un programa federal que financiaba a la policía del campus para que ayudara a la Patrulla Fronteriza, pocas semanas después de que CalMatters revelara la colaboración que había durado una década. La Operación Stonegarden, una subvención administrada por...
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Phoebe Huss CalMatters A California public university cut ties with a federal program that paid for campus police to aid Border Patrol, within weeks of CalMatters revealing the decade-long partnership. Operation Stonegarden, a grant managed by the Department of Homeland Security, allocates an average of $11 million each year...
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Jennifer L. Steele The Conversation El Departamento de Educación anunció el 27 de octubre de 2025 que reanudaría la cancelación de la deuda de préstamos estudiantiles para determinados prestatarios, después de que el Gobierno suspendiera esta práctica a principios de 2025. La administración Trump también anunció el 30 de...
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Jennifer L. Steele The Conversation The Department of Education announced on Oct. 27, 2025, that it would resume canceling student loan debt for certain borrowers, after the government stopped this practice earlier in 2025. The Trump administration also announced on Oct. 30 that it is planning to limit loan forgiveness eligibility for...
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Carolyn Jones CalMatters California’s K-12 students showed moderate progress academically last year, with some bright spots but otherwise plateauing after years of post-pandemic improvements, according to the new California School Dashboard released today. Chronic absenteeism, discipline rates and progress among English learners all remained mostly unchanged, with slight improvements....
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Carolyn Jones CalMatters In Kern County, the first rule in counting homeless students is not saying “homeless.” Instead, school staff use phrases like “struggling with stable housing” or “families in transition.” The approach seems to have worked: More families are sharing their housing status with their children’s schools, which...
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Anna Lee Mraz Bartra Peninsula 360 Press Correction: This story has been revised to reflect the original version as it appeared on Peninsula 360 Press. An earlier version incorrectly included the name of a staff member who has been on maternity leave since December 2024. We regret the error....