Berkeley City Measures E, G, and H Increase BUSD Funding
Saturday, March 21, 2020
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On March 3, 2020, measures E, G, and H were passed in the California Primaries, all of which provide funding to Berkeley Unified School District
On March 3, 2020, measures E, G, and H were passed in the California Primaries, all of which provide funding to Berkeley Unified School District
At 8:34 PM, on Thursday, March 12, Erin Schweng, Berkeley High School’s (BHS) principal, informed students of a three week district-wide school closure effective immediately.
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On the morning of November 14, the Sacramento District Attorney dismissed the assault case filed in 2016 against Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School teacher
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The Latinx Heritage Month assembly last Thursday was an enormous success, filling the Little Theater with energy and enthusiasm. It took place during periods four,
If you went to last week’s club fair, it’s likely that you noticed the unrivaled enthusiasm of the Latinx Unidos club cutting through the cacophony
With the 2020 presidential race underway, health care has become a primary issue of concern for Americans. For some, the privilege of health care has
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