At Central Valley School, Counselors Forced to Do More With Less
 

At Central Valley School, Counselors Forced to Do More With Less

New America Media / South Kern Sol, News Report, Stephanie Espinoza, Posted: Apr 28, 2012

At Kern County's largest public high school, amid statewide budget cutbacks, academic counselors are turning crisis into opportunity.

Rep. Gutierrez: 'Great' Meeting with Rubio on Alternative DREAM Act

 

Univision News, News Report, Posted: Apr 27, 2012

A key Democratic congressman said Wednesday that he was encouraged by a meeting with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) over his plan to introduce a pared-down version of the DREAM Act.

 

Arizona's 'Salt of the Earth' Moment

 

New America Media, Commentary, Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez, Posted: Apr 27, 2012

Arizona's ban on ethnic studies could be the next Arizona law to make it to the Supreme Court, which heard arguments this week over SB 1070.

 

Successful Video-Arts Program on Chopping Block at Inner-City School in Long Beach

 

New America Media, News Report, Stephanie Minasian, Posted: Apr 26, 2012

For nearly 20 years, the video program at Renaissance High has offered career training and hope to inner-city youth in Long Beach.

Republican Legislator Proposes to Revise DREAM Act

 

La Opinion, News Report, Posted: Apr 20, 2012

Senator Marco Rubio plans to unveil his version of the DREAM Act, which would provide undoucmented youth access to the current visa system, and would eventually lead to citizenship.

 

When Temper Tantrums Become Criminal

 

The Root, News Report, Judith Browne Dianis, Posted: Apr 18, 2012

Last week an African American kindergartner was handcuffed and arrested by Georgia police for having a temper tantrum.

 

CSU Faculty Return to Negotiations, Ready to Strike

 

New America Media, Video, Kelly Goff/Video by Josue Rojas and Donny Lumpkins, Posted: Apr 18, 2012

Faculty at San Francisco State University returned to the bargaining table over contract disputes even as a strike continues to loom.

 

San Francisco Youth Face Violence, Deportation as Local Services Shrink

 

New America Media, News Report, Alex Emslie, Posted: Apr 18, 2012

Killings, arrests and immigration crackdowns have hurt San Francisco’s Latino and black youth just as the city has cut services to help them and prevent violence.

Teaching the Bracero Program in CA Schools

 

La Opinión, Editorial, Posted: Apr 16, 2012

California state Senator Kevin de Leon's proposed bill SB 993 would make the Bracero Program part of the curriculum taught in Grades 7 and 12 in California's public schools.

 

1,000 Attend USC Vigil for Slain Chinese Students

 

China Daily, News Report, Jun Wang, Posted: Apr 13, 2012

More than 1,000 people attended a vigil on Wednesday night at the University of Southern California campus to mourn two Chinese students killed in a carjacking attempt.

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