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I checked South Bay Union’s test scores before and after Espinoza took over
I heard from a reader after my story on South Bay Union Superintendent Jose Espinoza dropped last week, and it got me curious: What do the district’s academic outcomes look like before and after he took the top administrative job? I looked into it. Here’s what I found: Students have made small gains in English and math since Espinoza… Read more
Green card applications just got tougher. Here’s how
A rule that will allow federal immigration officers to count the use of a wide range of public assistance like CalFresh and Medi-Cal against green card applicants took effect Friday, Sept. 18, despite a multistate lawsuit filed Monday challenging it. The Trump administration’s policy, referred to as public charge, gives immigration officers… Read more
A few takeaways from the Encinitas candidate forum
Candidates from left to right: Bruce Ehlers, Rimga Viskanta, Arielle Golden, Ed Sprague, Brad Lefkowits and Marco San Antonio. (Charlie Neuman for inewsource). The two mayoral and four City Council candidates answered questions about housing and homelessness, e-bikes, climate change and more in a packed room on Thursday night. A quarter of… Read more
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