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Various Studies Suggest Link Between ICE Raids and Student Absenteeism

03/26/202603/26/2026 Leonidas Tiyaamornwong (he/him/his)

Chronic absenteeism is a major issue that plagues many school districts today, particularly in the Central Valley, according to a recent study conducted at Stanford

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Arts & Entertainment Community Education

Fresno County Names First-Ever Youth Poet Laureate

03/24/202603/24/2026 Maria Torres (she/her/hers)

On Nov. 19, 2025, Evy Singh, a sophomore at Central High School, was named the first-ever Fresno County youth poet laureate. Singh has been working

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Community Economy Education Journalists of Color Politics

Gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra shares campaign plans with students

03/18/202603/18/2026 Josiah Poynter (he/him/his)

Standing before 50 high school students from all around Fresno, gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra framed his campaign around how he’s going to make life better

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Edison High Student Dances His Way Toward an HBCU Dream

02/13/202602/13/2026 Jordan Jackson (he/him/his)

D’Andre Brown Jr., a dedicated student at Edison High School, actively engaged in a community initiative by organizing a fundraiser to support his dream of

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Economy Education Politics

How Federal Reclassification Is Forcing Students to Rethink Their Futures

12/09/202512/09/2025 Ivan Villanueva (he/him/his)

According to the U.S. Department of Education, beginning July 1, 2026 several graduate programs will lose their professional-degree designation as part of a nationwide reclassification

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