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Delilah Brumer

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Denver, Los Angeles
As seen in: Daily Bruin, The New York Times, MSN, Yahoo Life, MSN UK, Los Angeles Times, Associated Press, SFGate, Weekly Education, Flipboard, The Mercury News, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) and
Covers:  Education; Immigration; Government
ucla ‘27 | journalist | current: interning @sfchronicle, editing @dailybruin, learning @nytimes corps | former: @calmatters, @newslineCO, @ocregister, @edsource

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Delilah Brumer is a journalist reporting on education, immigration and government in California and Colorado.

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Why the Supreme Court won’t have the final word on trans students

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By Bianca Quilantan , Delilah Brumer
| Weekly Education
The justices appeared to be leaning toward upholding the state bans on transgender athletes in Idaho and West Virginia. | Jacquelyn Martin/AP FIGHT OVER TRANS RIGHTS CONTINUES: A fierce battle over protections for transgender students is expected to rage on even after the Supreme Court decides the fate of state bans on transgender athletes competing in women’s and girls’ sports.
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LAUSD faces questions about Edgenuity that offers online courses for students Original

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By Delilah Brumer
| Los Angeles Daily News
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Delilah Brumer Over the past six years, more than 150,000 students in the Los Angeles Unified School District earned credits through online courses with partial or no real-time teacher interaction. LAUSD has paid Imagine Learning — a private-equity backed education technology company that provides the courses and several other instructional materials — $100 million since 2022.
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Colorado special session 2025: Updates from the Capitol

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By Sara Wilson , Delilah Brumer
| Colorado Newsline
Colorado Republicans slam revenue-raising bills passed in special session Colorado Republican lawmakers decried “disappointing” results of the recently concluded special legislative session during a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “We (the Republicans) had over a billion dollars in proposed cuts that were never considered,” said House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese, a Colorado Springs Republican.
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