Katie Anastas
Education ReporterKatie Anastas covers education for KPBS News, from preschools and TK to universities and community colleges. Katie has covered school closures, child care shortages, Alaska Native education and statewide school funding issues for Alaska Public Media. In New York City, she reported on a controversial admissions process at the city's elite public high schools.
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The California Student Aid Commission extended the state financial aid priority deadline after a delayed FAFSA rollout and privacy concerns for some families. -
The district’s goal is to provide affordable housing opportunities for 10% of its staff by 2035. -
District leaders say the program serves both English-speakers learning a second language and Spanish-speaking students who want to preserve that skill. -
Willo recommends activities and resources based on users’ preferences, from basketball games and camping trips to career fairs and food pantries. -
Staff at risk of losing their jobs at the end of the school year include counselors, special education staff and those who work with English language learners. -
Comienza con un Sueño aims to help sixth to 11th-grade students and their families understand California’s college systems, testing requirements and financial aid opportunities.
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King tides could bring even more flood risk later this month. -
San Diego homeless service providers have activated their inclement weather shelter beds for Wednesday night. -
The mandatory evacuation issued for all areas was lifted Thursday evening but Montezuma Road between Collwood Boulevard and Fairmount Avenue remains closed.
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