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Highly Mobile Youth: How State Policy and Local Implementation Can Work Together to Support Youth
Format: PDF Pages: 47 Publisher: WestEd This report explores strategies to address the challenges faced by highly mobile youth (HMY) — students experiencing homelessness, foster care, migrant mobility, and juvenile justice involvement. It compares two state models: Colorado’s decentralized, local-first approach and Washington’s centralized, policy-driven model.
Arcade & Attica acquires Alco RS3, will relegate center cabs to lesser roles
ARCADE, N.Y. — The Arcade & Attica Railroad is set to replace its distinctive GE center-cab locomotives, a hallmark of the railroad for almost 80 years, with the arrival of Alco RS3M No. 406. The Alco, acquired earlier in the year from the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad in Olean, N.Y., arrived on the Arcade & Attica on July 13. It is slated to become the A&A’s No. 114.
Student Leader, Bishop College Faculty
By Joseph Green- Bishop Texas Metro Correspondent Dr. Roslyn Pope, a former chairman of the Humanities Department at Bishop College, who while a college student co-authored an influential civil rights manifesto that defined the objectives of the civil rights movement has passed. Dr. Pope, who died January 19th, was eighty-four years old and lived in Arlington, Texas, according to her family.
How Districts Can Use Relief Funds to Help the Students Most in Need
Joseph Bishop & Debra Duardo Joseph Bishop is the director of the Center for the Transformation of Schools in the School of Education & Information Studies at University of California, Los Angeles. Debra Duardo is the superintendent of schools for Los Angeles county. Congress just passed a massive stimulus package intended to help communities rebound from COVID-19. The American Rescue Plan includes $129 billion for K-12 education.
Crisis of rising student homelessness worthy of immediate action
Crisis of rising student homelessness worthy of immediate action Tamara Bauer, Dreamstime.com Joseph Bishop and Xilonin Cruz-Gonzalez During the COVID-19 pandemic, little attention has been paid to the plight of students without any homes or unstable housing. Our research at UCLA shows that more than 269,000 K-12 students are experiencing homelessness in California, the highest number in the country, and a figure so large it could fill Dodger Stadium five times over.
California Voice: Crisis of rising student homelessness worthy of immediate action
During the COVID-19 pandemic, little attention has been paid to the plight of students without any homes or unstable housing. Our research at UCLA shows that more than 269,000 K-12 students are experiencing homelessness in California, the highest number in the country, and a figure so large it could fill Dodger Stadium five times over.
Crisis of rising student homelessness worthy of immediate action
In summary Lawmakers at every level of government have a role to play in tackling the student homelessness crisis. By Joseph Bishop Joseph Bishop is the director of the Center for the Transformation of Schools, UCLA, jbishop@gseis.ucla.edu. Xilonin Cruz-Gonzalez, Special to CalMatters Xilonin Cruz-Gonzalez is president of the California School Boards Association, xcruz-gonzalez@csba.org.
COMMENTARY: Schools must provide a learning home for students experiencing homelessness
Five ways schools can prioritize the academic success and wellbeing of students. Photo courtesy of Maritza Lopez Photo courtesy of Maritza Lopez Joseph P. Bishop July 20, 2020 Due to the coronavirus crisis, California, like many states, is seeing surging unemployment, the highest in 50 years.
California can be a model for teacher-led change
Pomona Unified School District can help pave the way Paula Richards, right, works with her sixth-grade students at Pomona’s Armstrong Elementary. Paula Richards, right, works with her sixth-grade students at Pomona’s Armstrong Elementary. Barnett Berry, Joseph Bishop and Lori Nazareno September 5, 2019 California’s recent historic investment of over $133 million represents a timely response to teaching shortages and provides much-needed support to help grow and keep talent in schools.
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