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Audience Engagement at @EdSource. SoCal native. Formerly @idahoednews, @kmvtnews
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ROUNDTABLE: Five years after Covid: Innovations that are driving results

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By Andrew Reed
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Republish In much of California, recovery from the lingering effects of Covid on learning, chronic absences and students’ mental health has been slow and difficult. However, some parents, teachers and administrators have met daunting challenges with novel strategies to re-engage students, partner with families and create inspiring opportunities for high school students.
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ROUNDTABLE: A new law aims to boost equity in STEM. What troubles some educators?

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By Andrew Reed
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Assembly Bill 1705 nudges community colleges to skip the prerequisites and enroll more STEM students directly into calculus with an eye toward reducing racial inequities in college achievement. Some faculty and equity advocates have embraced the law, which they argue will result in more students completing calculus.
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ROUNDTABLE: Election 2024: How voters can help repair California schools

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By Andrew Reed
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Republish Fire season and excessive heat threatening the health students and staff underscore hazardous conditions in many California schools. Some students suffer without air conditioning and sit in deteriorating portables not built for today’s severe weather and changing student needs. Are school bonds the answer? This year, school districts and community colleges are putting an unprecedented $50 billion in construction bonds on local ballots.
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