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Education
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BC to Hosts Open Forums for Presidential Finalists
Students, faculty, and community members are invited to open forums with the final three candidates for the Bakersfield College President position. The forums will take place on May 6 and May 7 in the Renegade Event Center.
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Teachers Push Back On 2% Raise As Contract Talks Continue
Teachers in the Bakersfield City School District (BCSD) say they are struggling to afford basic expenses and are growing increasingly frustrated with stalled contract negotiations, calling the district’s proposed 2% raise “insulting” during Tuesday night’s board meeting.
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Discussion Highlights Healing And Collective Action Beyond One Leader
Thursday, the Kegely Institute with CSU Bakersfield held a town hall meeting for students and community members to discuss their emotions and thoughts surrounding Cesar Chavez and the allegations of sexual assault.
CSUB Hosts Political Science Research Conference Showcasing Central Valley Student Work
A new conference at California State University, Bakersfield brought student research out of the classroom and into public view, on how Central Valley students are studying issues ranging from surveillance and social media to political conflict and education policy.
Students and Parents Across CA Travel to the Capitol to Support Community Schools
Students and parents from across the State showed up at the Capitol for a state assembly subcommittee that held a hearing on April 14 to discuss the budget for community schools across California.
Turning Point USA Presentation Draws Division At Board Meeting
A presentation from student leaders affiliated with Turning Point USA sparked both praise and sharp criticism during Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting, as community members weighed in on the organization’s presence and influence in local schools.