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The Mt. Diablo Unified School District cut another $4 million out of their two-year budget.
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A California lawmaker wants to increase car fees to put more officers in schools.
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California's oldest woodshop celebrates its 50th year and always seems to excite a new generation.
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East Bay Congressman George Miller is pushing legislation that will end what he calls abuse in public schools.
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A group of teachers-in-training from South Africa is a long way from home; they are on a three week tour of schools in Northern California.
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Early reaction shows at least some educators are excited about a plan to rewrite the No Child Left Behind law.
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Federal stimulus money is giving Peninsula toddlers, and their parents, a head start.
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If you ever wondered what people might do at a math convention, we found and answer today in San Francisco.
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California kids will have a head start when it comes to the environment.
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Some very determined Santa Clara parents did what it took to get their children a spot in kindergarten Thursday.
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The English Center in Oakland has been teaching English to immigrants for more than three decades.
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Teachers in the East Bay are fighting a proposal to get rid of separate science labs at Berkeley High School in the name of racial diversity.
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Advocates want to move the School of the Arts closer to Civic Ceter to bring new and more experienced artists together.
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The Oakland school board voted to close 3 underperforming and low enrollment schools.
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Parents, students, and even teachers pleaded with the Oakland Unified School Board not to close 3 schools.
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Student demonstrators protested the proposed tuition increase in the Peralta Community College District.
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The Alameda County DA has not filed any charges yet against vandals who attacked the UC Berkeley chancellor's home.
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Campus protests at UC Berkeley took a turn for the worse Friday night, when a mob of protesters stormed the chancellor's home.
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Thursday's decision drew boos from the community and the reality is setting in and it's drawing tears.
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California is moving closer to adopting a school reform policy but many are opposing for fear the plans have been rushed.
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The Alum Rock superintendant recommended the closure of Pala Middle School.
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Gov. Schwarzenegger is promising to veto any legislation aimed at trying to win Obama's "Race To the Top" competition.
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Head of Laney College is leaving to become President Obama's deputy assistant secretary for community colleges.
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San Francisco may vote to begin firing teachers who are not credentialed to work with kids who are learning English.
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Sunil Sethi says giving a dictionary to every 3rd grader in his school district is a good real estate investment.
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Some San Francisco school secretaries who were first told about impending layoffs last month, have been spared for the time being.
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UC Berkeley is investigating allegations of police brutality against students and employees protesting fee hikes.
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Dozens of protesters have gathered this afternoon at the downtown Oakland office of University of California President Mark Yudof.
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Students at UC Berkeley barricaded themselves inside a campus building all day Friday to protest the 32 percent increase in student fees.
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Students at UC Berkeley barricaded themselves inside a campus building all day Friday to protest the 32 percent increase in fees.
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The Vallejo Unified School District postpones a decision on school closures.
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University of California leaders on Thursday voted to approve a 32 percent hike in undergraduate fees.
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Educators and parents launched a preemptive strike Thursday against potential cuts to California's public school system.
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A 32-percent tuition fee increase may be coming to the University of California school system and a lot of people are upset.
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A Napa community college is the first in the state allowed to sell its wine.
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If California follows the governor's plan, the state will get stimulus funds.
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California State University is seeing a record increase in applications this fall.
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UC Berkeley will admit more out-of-state students in an effort to balance its budget.
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West Portal Elementary School is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its Chinese immersion program.
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UC Berkeley will pay consultants to figure out a way to save money.
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana is desperate for teachers and recruiting in the Bay Area.
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Students, faculty and staff held massive walkouts and rallies at all 10 UC campuses.
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Over a dozen people were arrested after tempers flared at a UC Regents meeting.
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Students, faculty and staff will be holding strikes and walkouts Thursday at all UC campuses.
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Colleges in California are struggling with the impact of severe budget cuts.
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The House passed legislation designed to revamp the college financial aid program.
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A Lincoln High started a green academy and needs help from donors for supplies.
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Students will fight against another tuition increase if the Board of Regents votes for it.
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Alum Rock Union Elem. School District will use bond money for classroom air conditioners.
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Students and faculty rallied against budget cuts today, at all 23 Cal State university campuses.
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Slow food advocates want to see more fresh fruit and vegetables in school lunches.
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President Obama will soon talk to school kids about the importance of education.
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96 percent of UC employees say they have no confidence in UC President Mark Yudof.
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California High School Exit Exam results show students are making progress.
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