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Short Thousands of Bilingual Teachers, California Schools Turn to High School Students

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By Zaidee Stavely Verified
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter California’s audacious goal of having half of all K-12 students enrolled in bilingual education programs by 2030 has encountered one big stumbling block — there aren’t enough qualified bilingual teachers. To help remedy that, a $10 million grant tucked in the state budget aims to help school districts recruit high school students as future bilingual teachers.
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Ante escasez de maestros bilingües, escuelas de California recurren a estudiantes de preparatoria

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By Zaidee Stavely Verified
| Times of San Diego Verified
Un maestro bilingüe del Distrito Escolar de Oak Grove en San José. Foto cortesía de SEAL Este artículo fue publicado inicialmente por EdSource. Súscribase aquí para recibir su boletín diario. California necesita miles de maestros bilingües, especialmente en ciertas zonas geográficas, para cumplir la meta de inscribir a la mitad de todos los estudiantes en programas bilingües para el año 2030.
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California's first transgender school board member is in a deeply red county

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By Zaidee Stavely Verified
| EdSource Verified
Download featured image This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter. When Bobbie Simpson decided to run for her local school board in Gateway Unified School District, in the far northern county of Shasta, she knew it might be difficult to win as a transgender woman. More than half the voters in Shasta County are registered Republican.
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