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With the surge in growth of artificial intelligence, fears over the new technology have experts weighing in on what impact it will have on U.S. education.
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Fresno Unified and the district's teacher's union still don't have a deal and remain at odds over how much progress has been made in the days leading up to the union's strike vote this week.
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In the richest country in the world, we can do so much better. What will it take to reverse the trend?
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California’s K-12 schools made progress in several areas last school year, including increasing graduation rates slightly, and reducing suspensions and the number of students who were chronically absent from school, according to the School Dashboard released Thursday. 
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Natomas Unified School District is offering money to those willing to become teachers through its Diverse Future Teachers program.
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California, the nation’s most populous state ranks in the bottom half of most educated states. California public schools are not meeting the educational needs of our students, an issue that demands immediate attention at the state level.
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Soon after the surprise Hamas attack on Israel this past weekend, the San Diego County Office of Education released a memo with a list of resources that educators and parents can use to help young children and adolescents think and talk about this international crisis that as of late Monday had claimed more than 1,500 casualties and caused some of the greatest violence the region has seen in years.
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Students today face a number of mental and emotional stressors both inside and outside of the classroom.
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