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Tulare Student Will Compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee Finals

Two Valley eighth graders were hanging tough in the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., but only one made it thr...

Tulare Student Will Compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee Finals

Two Valley eighth graders were hanging tough in the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., but only one made it thr...

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How Much Has Central Unified Shelled Out to Get Rid of Its Superintendents?

Central Unified School District is embarking on a search for a new superintendent. Based on the district’s recent history, the candida...

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This FUSD Lawsuit Heads Back to Appellate Court for Third Time

A civil lawsuit that has already cost Fresno Unified taxpayers more than $1.7 million in lawyer and court costs looks to be heading back to ...

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These Fresno First-Graders Are Topping Their Peers in Reading

Fresno Unified School District has been on the hunt for ways to help bootstrap its youngest students struggling with reading and phonics, an...

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Will This $13 Million Contract Make Fresno Schools Cooler?

Fresno Unified trustees are scheduled to consider a $13 million contract with a Southern California-headquartered company to work on HVAC sy...

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State Labor Board Hands Another Defeat to Clovis Unified

Clovis Unified seems to have had more than its share of state labor board decisions going against it in recent months. In the latest, the di...

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Fed Judge Dismisses State Center Profs’ DEI Lawsuit

Self-proclaimed academic opponents of DEI say they scored a semi-victory recently even though a federal judge dismissed their lawsuit challe...

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$3 Million Gift Will Mean Laptops, Solar Panels, Larger Chapel for This Fresno University

Fresno Pacific University, a private Christian university in southeast Fresno, has had to tighten its belt in recent years through budget-ba...

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/ 4 months ago

What’s In a School Name? Central Trustees Opt Not to Seek Communitywide Input This Time

Central Unified trustees on Tuesday voted 6-0, with one abstention, to select the name for the district’s new elementary school. &nbs...

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After Remodeling Board Room, Fresno Trustees Streamline Meetings

If Wednesday’s board meeting was any example, Fresno Unified trustees may not be spending much time in their newly remodeled board roo...

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