Growing Money Crisis Closes Catholic Schools
The money shortage forces closures and mergers across California Catholic schools. Villa Cabrini in Burbank and Mission High in San Gabriel are shutting classrooms while others face tuition hikes, staff cuts, and potential state aid debates. The crisis spreads to Holy Cross Santa Cruz and San Luis Obispo institutions, with diocesan officials urging public funding parity and private fund drives.
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Glendale
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Catholic schools hold on amid funding debate in California
Officials call California private Catholic schools essential as parents rally to keep San Diego area schools open. San Diego Diocese estimates private schools save $280 million yearly while total state enrollment reaches 350,000 pupils.
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Watsonville
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St. Lawrence
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Lake Tahoe
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Bakersfield
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Dickie
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Riles Sees Negro Candidate Top Rafferty in State Race
Riles asserts that a Negro candidate can defeat Rafferty for state superintendent, arguing race poses no barrier to ambition or election. The statement frames a bold challenge to the political landscape and signals a push for minority inclusion in state leadership.
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California retires term junior colleges for new name
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a bill making California junior colleges officially community colleges. Senator George E Danielson said there is nothing junior about the institutions. The measure takes effect in the fall.
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UPI
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Community, Colleges
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George E. Danielson
Los Angeles
Assembly-Speaker Trustee Bill Gains
SACRAMENTO The Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to place the speaker of the lower house on the State College Board of Trustees. The measure moves to the Senate for a two-thirds vote and potential November ballot. Wil son Riles, deputy superintendent, said he would resign if Max Rafferty is re elected and urged local control with higher state aid. Riles predicted a runoff with Rafferty and labeled Orange County pivotal. He urged appointive superintendent by the State Board of Education and local decision on sex education with state guidelines only for teacher competency.
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