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Parents Plans ‘Zoom Out’ Strike Over School Closures. Will Local Families Join?

September 25, 2020

Reopen California Schools, a statewide Facebook group that organized rallies earlier this month to protest the continued closures of schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic, says parents need to go on strike next week — and keep their kids from logging online for...

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Terry Cox Won’t Seek Another Term on Central Unified Board

David Taub

August 10, 2020

The biggest development in Fresno-area school board races perhaps is who won't be on the November ballot. Longtime Central Unified trustee Terry Cox tells GV Wire℠ that she won't run for a sixth term. ...

As COVID Shutdowns Expand, Will Area Schools Open Next Month?

Nancy Price

July 13, 2020

Local school officials were huddling Monday to talk about how the latest COVID-19 closures ordered Monday by Gov. Gavin Newsom might impact back-to-school plans. Central Unified spokeswoman Sonja Dosti said ...

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Schools Face Prospect of Layoffs, Furloughs as State Budget Gets Slashed

CalMatters

May 18, 2020

California’s public schools, physically closed since mid-March and strapped for cash, are coming out of a frying pan and into a financial fire. The fire comes in the form of a $6.5 billion cut to schools’ main source of funding as well as other reductions i...

Valley Schools, Fresno State Face Big Cuts Under Budget Revision

Nancy Price

May 14, 2020

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday announced massive cuts to California's education budget due to revenue losses in the economic recession sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic. The May Revision of the 2020-21 propose...

Fresno Unified Trustees Reject Slatic’s Nominee for Bond Committee

Nancy Price

April 20, 2020

Four members of the Fresno Unified School Board took the rare step last week of rejecting a School Bond Oversight Committee member nomination made by one of their fellow trustees and recommended for approval by...

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Distance Learning Resumes for Fresno, Clovis Students on Tuesday

Nancy Price

April 13, 2020

Spring break ends on Tuesday when students in Fresno and Clovis schools will go back to distance learning, but some will work more independently than others. In Fresno Unified, some students will interact with their teachers in online classes for the first ...

Fresno State Student Cupboard Fundraiser Sets Record, but COVID-19 Creates More Need

Nancy Price

April 11, 2020

Last month's annual fundraising campaign for the Fresno State Student Cupboard set a record with $327,275 contributed by 434 individual donors and community partners. Nancy Price School Zone But ...

Special Report: Fresno Unified Parents Want More Learning Amid COVID-19

Nancy Price

April 10, 2020

When schools across the Valley abruptly closed after March 13 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, educators scrambled to pull together lesson plans to keep students learning as they sheltered at home. Some tea...

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Central Unified Board Extends School Closings Through End of School Year

Nancy Price

April 3, 2020

Central Unified School District has joined with most other Valley school districts in extending school closures through the end of the school year in June due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Central Unified board voted at a special board Thursday evening to e...

Winfrey Demanding Justice for Breonna Taylor With Billboards

Virus Cases Rise in US Heartland, Home to Anti-Mask Feelings

Probe Into ‘Discarded’ Ballots Becomes Campaign Outrage Fuel

Soaring Lumber Costs Push New Homes Prices Up. Local Sellers Play Guessing Game.

Clovis Restaurant Gives Up Alcohol License After Citation. Agency Conducts Area Sweep.

Soaring Lumber Costs Push New Homes Prices Up. Local Sellers Play Guessing Game.

Ecologist Says the USFS Needs To Get Out of the Way in Wake of Massive Fires

‘We’re in the Middle of a Crime Wave.’ Fresno Leaders Voice Concerns.

A's Coach Apologizes for Apparent Nazi Salute

Landmine-Sniffing Rat Hailed as Hero, Beats Out Dogs for Award

Animal’s Warrior Road Traveled Through Fresno

Nearly 500 Pilot Whales Stranded in Australia; 380 Dead

Walters: Capitol’s Dominant Democrats Still Bickering

Animal’s Warrior Road Traveled Through Fresno

Walters: California’s Job Numbers Aren’t Good

Is Mike Pompeo Preparing an October Surprise?

Eid al-Fitr Marks End of Ramadan, but COVID-19 Curtails Big Events

LIVE: Daily Briefing from Gov. Gavin Newsom

COVID-19 Brings a New Kind of Ramadan for Muslim Community

In Defiance of Nevada Governor, Trump Holds Indoor Rally

Probe Into ‘Discarded’ Ballots Becomes Campaign Outrage Fuel

Trump Camp Hopes Mideast Pacts Translate to Jewish Support

McConnell, Pelosi Dispute Trump, Vow Peaceful Power Transfer

Parents Plans ‘Zoom Out’ Strike Over School Closures. Will Local Families Join?

Terry Cox Won’t Seek Another Term on Central Unified Board

As COVID Shutdowns Expand, Will Area Schools Open Next Month?

Schools Face Prospect of Layoffs, Furloughs as State Budget Gets Slashed

Valley Schools, Fresno State Face Big Cuts Under Budget Revision

Fresno Unified Trustees Reject Slatic’s Nominee for Bond Committee

Distance Learning Resumes for Fresno, Clovis Students on Tuesday

Fresno State Student Cupboard Fundraiser Sets Record, but COVID-19 Creates More Need

Special Report: Fresno Unified Parents Want More Learning Amid COVID-19

Central Unified Board Extends School Closings Through End of School Year

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