Tag: Education
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City Heights Parents Discuss School Guides With Voice Of San Diego
Scott Lewis, Editor-In-Chief of Voice of San Diego hosts a discussion at the City Heights Library to review their school guide with parents from the community.
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VIET VOTE
How do you get people who don’t usually vote to get involved? Viet Vote advocate Jean-Huy Tran has some ideas. This past fall 2018, Teen Producer Project students investigated and produced this short documentary.
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Lawsuit Challenging SD Unified Elections Seeks To Invalidate This Year’s Board Races
A lawsuit says San Diego Unified School Board elections disenfranchise minority voters. It seeks changes to how the elections are run and asks the court to invalidate next month’s school board election.
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New School Discipline Program Has Fans and Results, But Few Participating Schools
A few years ago, San Diego Unified launched pilot program aimed at incorporating a new approach to school discipline, called restorative justice, to the district. Restorative justice brings someone who has done something wrong together with their victims — to listen, understand, empathize and heal. When student offenders participate in restorative justice exercises, they may…
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Diversity Still Lags Among SDSU Graduates Planning to Be Teachers
By Megan Burks Some 200 soon-to-be teachers will graduate from San Diego State University Sunday. While they’re prepared to tackle problems in the classroom, they won’t make the pool of teachers more diverse for local school districts. In 2014, San Diego Unified School District convened a task force to recruit more teachers — in particular,…