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BCSD Opens Process to Rename Cesar Chavez Elementary
On May 11, the Bakersfield City School District (BCSD) announced that it would begin the process of renaming Cesar Chavez Elementary School and invited students, employees, and community members to recommend a new name for the school.
Advisory Committee Recommends “Unity High School” in DJUHSD Renaming Process
On May 12, the Delano Joint Union High School District (DJUHSD) Board of Trustees held its regular meeting, where one agenda item focused on the proposed renaming of Cesar E.
Bakersfield Community Members Attend Rally for May Day
Community members gathered in downtown Bakersfield on May 1 for a May Day (International Workers’ Day) rally.
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.
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.
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.
Advocates Push for Community Schools Ongoing Funding Before Budget Hearing
On April 14, there will be a state budget hearing to decide the funding for the community schools initiative in California.
How Anastasia Lester Turned Challenges Into Purpose
When faith and determination are pressed together, you get Anastasia Lester. She is the Senior Health Equity Analyst for Kern Health Systems but her passion for equity goes beyond her work title.
Expungement Clinic Provides Legal Aid to Community
On March 19, California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB)’s pre-law program hosted its expungement clinic. This clinic was the first of two sessions and served as an opportunity to gather the necessary information to determine the eligibility of people seeking expungement.
Panel Explores Academic Freedom in Higher Education
California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) welcomed staff, faculty, students, and community members to an Academic Freedom panel hosted by the Kegley Institute of Ethics (KIE) on Thursday evening.