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1. edsource.org › 2022 › california-education-issues-toCalifornia education issues to watch in 2022 - EdSource

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   Jan 7, 2022 · California education issues to watch in 2022 — and predictions of what will happen | EdSource. Credit: Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times / Polaris. The 2021-22 school year was supposed to have been a rebound to normalcy, with Covid in the rear-iew mirror.

2. calmatters.org › explainers › achievementMind the achievement gap: California's disparities in ...

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   Feb 3, 2020 · In 2021, the budget for public schools and community colleges ballooned to a record-breaking $123.9 billion. But the governor, legislators, advocates, educators and experts agree that the state needs to commit even more to education, pointing to cost-of-living-adjusted rankings that place California 41st in education spending.

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   Are California schools addressing the literacy crisis?

   • Some school districts within California have been taking their own steps to address the literacy crisis. The California Reading Coalition says Oakland Unified and Mount Pleasant Elementary school districts have adopted a science-of-reading-aligned curriculum called EL Education.

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   How does California's school funding law affect disadvantaged students?

   • An analysis by the Public Policy Institute of California found that changes in California’s school funding law have lowered classroom sizes and added resources, such as extra teachers and support staff, for schools with high concentrations of disadvantaged students.

   Mind the achievement gap: California's disparities in education

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   Are California's disadvantaged students prepared for college?

   • While overall college and career readiness is inching toward improvement, there remain yawning gaps in preparedness for the state’s most disadvantaged students. English learners (16.8% preparedness), foster youth (13.3%) and students with disabilities (10.8%) have the lowest readiness rates in California.

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   Why did Students Sue California for failing to teach children to read?

   • In 2017, struggling students sued the State of California for failing to teach its public school kids how to read. The students argued that California had violated their constitutional right to a free education.

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4. calmatters.org › commentary › 2022New tests underscore California’s educational crisis

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   Oct 25, 2022 · The latest academic test results indicate again that California has a severe and potentially disastrous crisis in public education.

5. calmatters.org › california-education-big-changesBig changes coming to California education - CalMatters

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   Nov 19, 2021 · WhatMatters. Big changes coming to California education. by Emily Hoeven November 19, 2021. Illustration via iStock. Good morning, California. It’s Friday, November 19. Equity vs. being “woke” Goodbye, admissions tests to get into the University of California. Hello, social justice concepts in high school math classes.

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7. californiapolicycenter.org › reports › californiasCalifornia’s Literacy Crisis | California Policy Center

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   Aug 3, 2023 · The Crisis. Shockingly, less than half (47.1 percent) of all public school students in California met state grade-level English Language Arts (ELA) standards during the 2021-22 school year. Even as early as third grade, only 42.2 percent of students met ELA standards for their grade level.