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California Law Eases Rules for English Learner Students (opens the original)
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Students in English learning programs can now pass into regular classes easier, according to Gov. Gavin Newsom Nearly one million California students in English learning programs will no longer have to go through a lengthy testing process to move into the regular school system, according to a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday. Assembly Bill 2555 restructures the former disorganized system schools used to reclassify English learners. Before the bill’s passing, schools used a combinati
SpaceX Starship Reaches Orbit but Ends Mission Early (opens the original)
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Starship’s 14th attempt at reaching space was successful, though the mission was much shorter than originally planned The largest rocket ever built cut its mission short Monday, with company SpaceX still calling the endeavor a success. Starship took off from Starbase, Texas for its first attempt to enter orbit. The liftoff was successful, reaching about 170 miles away from Earth. SpaceX said the rocket lost one of its 33 engines in the launch, but the ship continued its ascent without it. The co
Nithya Raman Leads Karen Bass by 11 Points in New L.A. Poll (opens the original)
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Raman takes the notable lead over Bass in a UC Berkeley Poll on Wednesday Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman took a significant lead over incumbent Mayor Karen Bass on Wednesday, according to a new poll. Still, thousands of voters remain undecided. A UC Berkeley poll, co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Times, found that more than 39% of voters favor Raman, rather than the 28% who support Bass. However, 33% were still undecided when the poll was conducted between Sept. 15-20. The statistics
L.A. City Council Advances Fast-Food Worker Protections (opens the original)
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In a 10-2 vote, Los Angeles City Council voted in favor of schedule stability and workers’ rights The Los Angeles City Council voted to expand fast-food workplace protections to 500,000 Angelenos on Tuesday. The vote was 10-2 in favor of the changes, and still needs a final City Council vote to pass into law. Under the proposal, workers would receive more predictable schedules, as well as at least 10 hours of rest between shifts. Should an employer schedule an employee with less than 10 hours be
LAUSD Bans Students From Using AI on School Devices (opens the original)
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The district has blocked generative AI tools on student devices as officials review the role of AI in classrooms The Los Angeles Unified Board is banning student access to AI tools on district-provided laptops and tablets. The announcement comes after the Los Angeles Unified School District voted to limit screen time for students in June. The district’s decision came during the foremost meeting of a committee focused on reviewing AI restrictions for students. Around 378,000 students are blocked
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