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Newsom’s Final Education Budget, by the Numbers Original

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By John Fensterwald Verified, Zaidee Stavely Verified, Betty Marquez Rosales Verified, MIchael Burke, Diana Lambert Verified, Lasherica Thornton Verified, Emma Gallegos Verified, Yuxuan Xie
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter In his eighth and final budget, the tax gods continued to smile upon Gov. Gavin Newsom, enabling him to cement funding for signature programs he started while salving grumbling districts that are wincing over the financial impacts of declining enrollment. If, as many predict, stock market turbulence tied to AI stock upends nearly a decade of rising revenues for schools, it won’t be on Newsom’s watch.
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California schools named after Founding Fathers and US presidents — who tops the list?

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By Yuxuan Xie, Daniel Willis, Justin Allen EdSource
| The Bakersfield Californian Verified
Saturday’s Fourth of July holiday marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and while California wouldn’t become a state until 1850, the signers of the nation’s founding document have dozens of schools across the state named in their honor. At least 34 of the 45 U.S. presidents have schools named after them. The top three — Lincoln, Washington and Jefferson — dominate the field.
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Millones estudian en los colegios comunitarios de California. Muchos no logran transferirse a una universidad de cuatro años.

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By Alejandro Maciel Verified, Yuxuan Xie, Daniel Willis
| Times of San Diego Verified
Hora del almuerzo durante la primera semana de clases en Laney College, en Oakland, California, el 21 de agosto de 2014. Fotos de Alison Yin para EdSource. Esta historia fue publicada originalmente por EdSource. Suscríbete a su boletín diario. Como el sistema de educación superior más grande del país, los 116 colegios comunitarios de California tienen más de 2.2 millones de estudiantes inscritos en todo el estado.
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