College Degrees Pay Off In California Despite Increasing Student Debt

June 4
By Kyla Calvert
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Students are graduating from college with more debt, but degrees still pay off, according to a new report.

San Diego School Trustees To Vote On Adding Meat-Free Meals To Cafeterias

June 3
City News Service
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The San Diego Unified School District Board of Education is scheduled tomorrow to consider whether to implement meat-free menus at school cafeterias on Mondays, beginning this fall.

Willful Defiance Suspensions Vary Widely Among San Diego County Districts

June 3
By Kyla Calvert
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In San Diego County, 42 percent of students suspensions in the last school year were for willful defiance. But districts vary widely in how often they used the category.

Bill Limits When California Students Can Be Suspended

May 31
Katie Orr, Capital Public Radio
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It could become harder to suspend California students who show “willful defiance” in school.

Do You Pay Extra Property Taxes? Mello-Roos: Who's Paying What (Video)

May 29
Evening Edition
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One in 10 San Diego property owners pays an extra property tax ranging between $35 and $8,700 a year. Find out if you're one of them.

San Diego High Schools Will Share New Pools With Community

May 29
By Kyla Calvert
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San Diego Unified is looking to partner with community organizations to operate the district's first publicly funded swimming pools.

SDSU Certificate Breaks Down The Business Of Beer

May 27
By Kyla Calvert
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San Diego State will soon offer a certificate for anyone who has thought about turning an interest in local brews into a professional pursuit.

Students Map A Future For Themselves And Their Neighborhood

May 27
By Kyla Calvert
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Hoover High School students get hands-on experience reshaping their community.

Barrera Will Lead Labor Council, Remain On School Board

May 23
By Kyla Calvert
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Richard Barrera will take over as head of the San Diego and Imperial Counties Labor Council while remaining on San Diego Unified's Board of Education.

State Officials And Local Grocers Pair Up To Encourage Healthier Eating

May 23
By Erik Anderson
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California officials are working with grocers in San Diego's Barrio Logan neighborhood to encourage healthier eating – a rare treat for a community where unhealthy foods are easier to find.

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