Education
State suspension rates remain high despite reforms
California’s most vulnerable students are still suspended at disproportionately high rates despite efforts to address racial disparities in school discipline policies.
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Millions in funding coming to Merced to train workers and businesses in Ag technology -
California joins effort to cut chronic absenteeism in half by 2030 -
Budget uncertainty prompts Gustine Unified to drop county-run after-school program -
Golden 1 awards nearly $500k in scholarships, including Newman valedictorian headed to Stanford
