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About 38% of them now qualify as prepared. This is higher than the state average for homeless students.
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School districts in San Francisco, Palo Alto, and North Monterey County are being investigated for allegedly violating privacy concerns within their ethnic studies programs.
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People ask Robert Reich all the time, "Will we ever recover from the damage caused by Donald Trump?" Here are the 10 big reforms every political candidate should support.
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As Election Day approaches, KALW is focusing on the issues and races that matter to the Bay Area. And this week on BAY MADE, we’re sharing informative conversations recorded live at locations around San Francisco.
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Bay MadeAs Election Day approaches, KALW is focusing on the issues and races that matter to the Bay Area. And this week on BAY MADE, we’re sharing informative conversations recorded live at locations around San Francisco.