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Why California’s Expanded Learning Needs More Than a Bigger Budget | LA School Report Original

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By Patricia Burch, Jon Fullerton, Anna Saavedra
| LA School Report
Your donation will help us produce journalism like this. Please give today. Starting this week, California’s after-school programs will be required to provide more parent notification and consent — flowing from federal executive orders — another top-down mandate for programs already navigating considerable bureaucracy and funding uncertainty.
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The fight for educational equity in the face of federal rollbacks

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By Patricia Burch, Royel M. Johnson
| eSchool News Verified
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Print Key points: It’s time for edtech companies to push back against efforts to stymie progress Few states plan to sustain K-12 digital access as federal programs end Supporting gender equity in AI and tech education For more news on equity, visit eSN’s Educational Leadership hub The federal government’s latest move to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in education is not just an ideological shift–it’s a direct threat to decades of progress in...
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COMMENTARY: Playing the long game in an uncertain education policy climate  

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By Patricia Burch, Morgan Polikoff, Jon Fullerton
| EdSource Verified
Credit: RDNE stock project As California emerges from a divisive national election, it is crucial to remain clear-eyed about the risks ahead while pursuing bold strategies to address them. There are many domains in which state and local leaders can still work to improve the lives of Californians, and education offers one of the clearest examples.
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