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Jordan Darling’s Biography

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Darling is the education report in the Inland Empire for Southern California News Group. She covers K-12 education and higher education in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.

Prior to this she covered cities in San Bernardino County focused on local politics, education, transportation, and development.

Recently a majority of her work has been focused on the culture wars happening in local school boards. Particularly the parent notification policy which was introduced by the Chino Valley Un…

Jordan Darling’s Journalist Portfolio

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Judge temporarily blocks Chino Valley school board's transgender notification policy

Judge temporarily blocks Chino Valley school board's transgender notification policy

California's attorney general notches first win in fight to overturn Chino Valley Unified School District's p…

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Chino Valley school board says teachers must out transgender students to parents

Chino Valley school board says teachers must out transgender students to parents

Board votes 4-1 to approve policy to inform parents if their child changes pronouns, names or asks about gend…

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Feature Article | journalismportfolio

Feature Article | journalismportfolio

I used to love summer. I loved the sunshine, the blue skies, and the endless possibilities that freedom and i…

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Left on the Dock: Veteran's Day Links Generations in this Family

Left on the Dock: Veteran's Day Links Generations in this Family

Michael Darling holds his son Joseph at homecoming from his 1996 deployment. The breeze that came off of the …

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Leaving Private Prisons Behind: A Brief Saga

Leaving Private Prisons Behind: A Brief Saga

By: Jordan Darling An Introduction to Private Prisons Private prisons have been in America since San Quentin …

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Leaving Private Prisons Behind: A Brief Saga

Leaving Private Prisons Behind: A Brief Saga

An Introduction to Private Prisons Private prisons have been in America since San Quentin opened in Californi…

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California schools are facing a declining enrollment timebomb that could mean more layoffs, school closures

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By Charlie Borla Verified, Jordan Darling Verified, Bella MJ Kim
| Fresno Bee Verified
A locked gate keeps visitors off camps at the former Del Obispo Elementary School, which will transitioned into an early childhood center following a vote by the CUSD board, in San Juan Capistrano on Thursday, July 30, 2026. Lowered birth rates and affordability issues have affected enrollment, and school district operations, across the state. (Photo by Jeff Antenore, Orange County Register/SCNG) Students returning to school may not have noticed it.
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Upland voters will see $237 million school bond on November's ballot

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By Jordan Darling Verified
| MSN Verified
Upland voters will decide on a nearly $237 million bond in November that officials hope will modernize its campuses. The Upland school board on Tuesday, July 28, voted 5-0 to place the measure on the ballot. The bond would cost $47.50 per $100,000 assessed value and is expected to raise $14.2 million for the district annually, totaling the full amount of almost $237 million by the time the bond is paid.
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Upland voters will see $237 million school bond on November’s ballot

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By Jordan Darling Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
Upland voters will decide on a nearly $237 million bond in November that officials hope will modernize its campuses. The Upland school board on Tuesday, July 28, voted 5-0 to place the measure on the ballot. The bond would cost $47.50 per $100,000 assessed value and is expected to raise $14.2 million for the district annually, totaling the full amount of almost $237 million by the time the bond is paid.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

A part-time job as a digital media journalist for CypherCore

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

It has allowed news to spread faster but also opens us to more inaccuracy.