Micaela Ricaforte
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Micaela Ricaforte covers education in Southern California for The Epoch Times. In addition to writing, she is passionate about music, books, and coffee.
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Huntington Beach Reaffirms Constitutional Rights After Feud Among Election Rivals
Council members passed a resolution saying the city supports the First and Second Amendments. The liberal minority walked out before the vote.
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California Lawmakers Debate Teleconference Versus In-Person Meetings for Student Governing Bodies
To skirt the Brown Act, which requires open meetings, an Assembly bill would allow community college boards to meet online.
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California’s K–12 Enrollment Is Down, but Transitional Kindergarten Is Growing Like a Weed
The increase in transitional kindergarten has left many districts unable to meet class size and teacher-student ratio requirements.
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California Bill to Require Interior Locks on School Doors Advances to Senate
Currently, interior locks must be installed only during renovations or repairs. The author hopes to ensure safety amid the threat of gun violence.
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California Bill Would Recognize Colleges and Universities Enrolling Black Students
The measure would set enrollment and curriculum requirements for earning a ‘Black-Serving Institution’ designation.
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Pomona to Launch Guaranteed Income Program for Parents of Kids Under 4
The program, which starts June 17, will pay $500 per month for up to 18 months for 250 applicants to be chosen.
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California Teachers’ Union, Gov. Newsom Reach Deal on School Funding
With the state facing a $45 billion deficit, the agreement ‘is a smart and balanced policy solution,’ the governor said.
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Kids Book Sparks Dispute Between Huntington Beach Official and Political Rival
City Councilman Dan Kalmick claims his opponent defamed him and implied he engaged in unlawful acts with children.
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Huntington Beach Reaffirms Constitutional Rights After Feud Among Election Rivals
Council members passed a resolution saying the city supports the First and Second Amendments. The liberal minority walked out before the vote.
|
California Lawmakers Debate Teleconference Versus In-Person Meetings for Student Governing Bodies
To skirt the Brown Act, which requires open meetings, an Assembly bill would allow community college boards to meet online.
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California’s K–12 Enrollment Is Down, but Transitional Kindergarten Is Growing Like a Weed
The increase in transitional kindergarten has left many districts unable to meet class size and teacher-student ratio requirements.
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California Bill to Require Interior Locks on School Doors Advances to Senate
Currently, interior locks must be installed only during renovations or repairs. The author hopes to ensure safety amid the threat of gun violence.
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California Bill Would Recognize Colleges and Universities Enrolling Black Students
The measure would set enrollment and curriculum requirements for earning a ‘Black-Serving Institution’ designation.
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Pomona to Launch Guaranteed Income Program for Parents of Kids Under 4
The program, which starts June 17, will pay $500 per month for up to 18 months for 250 applicants to be chosen.
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California Teachers’ Union, Gov. Newsom Reach Deal on School Funding
With the state facing a $45 billion deficit, the agreement ‘is a smart and balanced policy solution,’ the governor said.
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Kids Book Sparks Dispute Between Huntington Beach Official and Political Rival
City Councilman Dan Kalmick claims his opponent defamed him and implied he engaged in unlawful acts with children.
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