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California cracks down on computer boot camps

California computer boot camps were cited for failing to get licensed as private schools Ref. Source 4

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Sweetwater talks yield tentative deal

The Sweetwater Union High School District and its teachers union reached a tentative contract agreement Thursday night after a year of contentious negotiations and a strike authorization vote just last month. The ... Ref. Source 5

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Schools test "Common Core" test

The annual spring testing ritual is under way in public schools. Only this time, it's the test that's being tested. Students throughout San Diego County and California are field testing exams that ... Ref. Source 4

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Tenure ruling triggers debate

California's teacher tenure laws were ruled unconstitutional Tuesday by a Los Angeles County judge, who said job protections deny poor and minority students an equal education by disproportionately assigning them to incompetent ... Ref. Source 8

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Sweetwater's Gandara gets 7 months

Former Sweetwater Superintendent Jesus Gandara was sentenced to seven months in jail on Friday for his ringleader role in a sweeping pay-to-pay scandal and corruption probe that ran five trustees off two ... Ref. Source 6

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School suspensions in Calif. Show racial disparity

Black students in California are disproportionally represented in school suspensions. Ref. Source 4

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San Diego County schools withhold data

Nearly three quarters of San Diego County's school districts and charter schools have not provided payroll information requested by the State Controller’s Office as part of its push for transparency in government salaries. That's 110 out of 147 agencies. Ref. Source 7h

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Los Angeles schools to reopen after terrorism scare

Mayor Eric Garcetti said there were was "Not a credible threat," and announced that schools would reopen Wednesday, after an email threat led to the Los Angeles County's largest school system abruptly canceling classes for 650,000 students Tuesday. Ref. CNN