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California passes bill to limit student cell phone use on K-12 campuses

A student uses their cell phone after unlocking the pouch that secures it from use during the school day at Bayside Academy on Aug. 16, 2024, in San Mateo. Credit: Lea Suzuki/San Francisco Chronicle via AP California State legislators passed a bill Wednesday requiring school districts to ban or restrict student smartphone use on campuses […]

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Communication with parents is key to addressing chronic absenteeism, panel says

Students who are missing too much school might be facing mental health issues, poverty and housing insecurity — issues that might seem daunting if not impossible for the school system to tackle by itself. But relatively simple strategies, such as improved communication with parents via phone calls, emails or postcards, can be effective while costing

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SF State drops investments in arms makers in deal with pro-Palestinian students

San Francisco State University campus. Michael Ocampo / Flickr San Francisco State has pulled investments from three companies it says don’t meet its human rights standards following pressure from pro-Palestinian student activists. The moves resulted in changes to the university’s $163 million investment portfolio. SF State Foundation confirmed Wednesday that it has sold its Lockheed

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LAUSD’s 100 Priority Schools show support for equity, but some say program doesn’t go far enough

Students catch up and get ahead during LAUSD’s Summer of Learning. Credit: Mallika Seshadri Thomas Jefferson High School has a rich history.  It is one of the oldest schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District — established more than a century ago — and lies in Central Avenue, which used to be called “Little Harlem” during

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GigaPress Continues to Empower WordPress Creators with Free Resources and Expert Guidance

GigaPress Continues to Empower WordPress Creators with Free Resources and Expert Guidance

Empowering WordPress creators with free resources and expert guidance for seamless website development. August 28, 2024 / LinkDaddy News / — Since its inception in 2019, GigaPress has been a beacon of support for WordPress bloggers, creators, and freelancers worldwide. As the go-to resource for free WordPress tutorials, training courses, and expert insights, GigaPress has

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How parents can limit children’s harmful cellphone use at home

The use of personal devices has increased since the Covid pandemic closed school campuses in 2020. Credit: Brett Sayles / Pexels Children who use cellphones, smartwatches and other personal devices excessively are more likely to have shorter attention spans, be more anxious, have trouble thinking critically, be less physically fit and have problems interacting socially,

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Q&A: How one Cal State professor plans to teach politics during ‘the most important election since 1860’

Credit: Smith Collection/Gado/Sipa via AP David McCuan is no stranger to strong disagreements in his political science classes. “Everything is framed as a life or death struggle and decision, in a very serious way,” said McCuan, a professor at Sonoma State University. “So what I do tell students at the beginning of the class is,

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Jewish legislators not giving up on more ‘guardrails’ on ethnic studies

Assemblymember Dawn Addis, D-Morro Bay, explains AB 2918 during an Aug. 5 Senate hearing, Source: CA Senate Media Archive A solution to curb antisemitic content they say is infecting some districts’ ethnic studies courses is eluding Jewish legislators. The legislation they authored has failed to gather widespread support so far, despite the support of State

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