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Chino Valley schools removed over 20 books about LGBTQ+, minority people, complaint alleges (opens the original)
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A state complaint lodged against Chino Valley schools alleges that over 20 books have been pulled from library shelves — including works by Toni Morrison and Ellen Hopkins — without required public hearings. The complaint filed by Public Counsel, a nonprofit Los Angeles-based law firm, alleges that a Chino Valley Unified School District policy violates the First Amendment and California laws that prohibit discrimination and ensure students have access to inclusive education materials. The filing
Students return to Cal Poly Pomona campus, ready for a new school year (opens the original)
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School has started, and college students at Cal Poly Pomona are ready to hit the books for another year. Cal Poly Pomona started classes on Thursday, Aug. 20. While enrollment data for the Fall 2026 semester has not been released, the university reported 27,221 students enrolled last year. The university welcomes the new school year with a new president. Vanya Quiñones started her term on July 1. She is the seventh president of Cal Poly Pomona, the second woman in the job and the first Latina. A
5 things to watch for in the 2026-27 school year in the Inland Empire (opens the original)
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As students get adjusted to being back in their classrooms, here are five things to watch in Inland Empire public schools during the 2026-27 school year. They range from school bonds set to appear on the November ballot to the challenges brought on by lower enrollment. The Nov. 3 election could bring new funding to several Inland districts if voters pass these school bonds. At least three new schools have opened in the Inland Empire for the new school year. The Fontana Unified School District we
Redlands school board delays parent notification policy vote (opens the original)
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Citing legal concerns, the Redlands school board delayed a vote on a parent notification policy that would require schools to inform parents if their child changes any part of their student record, including their name or gender. RELATED: Redlands school board ponders rules on ‘controversial issues’ The board voted 3-2 to pull the parental notification proposal off the agenda for its Tuesday night, Aug. 11, meeting. Board President Michele Rendler voted yes, as did Melissa Ayala-Quintero and Pat
Fontana’s new Oak Grove Preparatory Academy welcomes first students (opens the original)
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Fontana middle and high school students have a new option: an innovative seventh- through 12th-grade academy that’s open for the new school year. Oak Grove Preparatory Academy is the culmination of a 10-year project and 34 months of construction, Assistant Principal Felix Alvarado said Friday, Aug. 7. The roughly $122 million campus paid for by Fontana Unified School District funds, state dollars and $408 million from a school bond passed by Fontana voters in 2024, will allow students to take co
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