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California high schoolers to gain automatic offers to Cal State under new law; Here’s how science of reading can be tailored for dual-language learners

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Oct. 14, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for K-12 leaders

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Disability groups urge against assessment and accountability waivers

Allowing the waivers could lower expectations for students with disabilities, they told the U.S. Education Department.

California high schoolers to gain automatic offers to Cal State under new law

A pilot version of the program proactively offered thousands of students acceptance into the public university system.

Here’s how science of reading can be tailored for dual-language learners

Despite misconceptions that the approach is one-size-fits-all or English-only, a Children’s Equity Project report details how it can work for bilingual students.

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