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Programs for black students will be preserved despite budget cuts due to COVID-19, BUSD board says
BUSD turned to issues specifically affecting black students and their families in a virtual town hall on Tuesday evening, hearing from over 100 community members.
School notebook: Gigantic budget cuts, principal turnover, mural gets a mask
Berkeley school news — in brief.
Photos: Berkeley High class of 2020 grabs caps and gowns at celebratory drive-thru
Spirits were high Friday at a drive-thru where seniors collected their graduation caps and gowns, and got photos taken.
Orderly hallways, 12-person classes. Berkeley schools could be unrecognizable in the fall
At a town hall Wednesday, BUSD leaders painted a more vivid picture of how schools could be structured with kids staying 6 feet apart.
BUSD might have to cut millions from budget because of COVID-19
A grim new prediction of California’s education budget has sent BUSD leaders into a state of “despair.”
Berkeley 11-year-old tells state official he’s got the math wrong on COVID-19 sign
A King Middle School teacher thought an erroneous social-distancing sign was a teachable moment. She was right.
UC Berkeley is negotiating to buy and potentially tear down 111-year-old rent-controlled building
The four-story apartment complex on Walnut Street sits on land that might become part of a new 850-bed student housing project known as the Gateway.
What will school look like in Berkeley for the foreseeable future? Parents, staff weigh in
As BUSD faces major decisions about the fall semester and the end of this school year, district leaders shared ideas and sought parental feedback at a virtual town hall.
UC Berkeley hopes to build 16-story housing complex at People’s Park
The building would be part of a complex that could house as many as 1,200 students and 125 community members who need supportive housing. Cal is seeking public comment through April 27.
Berkeley public schools won’t reopen this spring
Even if schools reopen in the fall, public education could be completely restructured.
Chromebooks and colored pencils: ‘Ed Hub’ is one-stop shop for Berkeley Unified families
For many families, access to a computer or an internet connection is what will allow their kids to learn this spring.
