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Abed Samadi stood frozen as chaos buzzed around him. Bodies darted back and forth. Yells echoed in the air. But for the sixth-grader who had just moved to El Cajon as a refugee from Afghanistan, this chaos was good. It was fun. It was a giant game of tag. A smile spread across his face, and Abed joined his P.E. ... Read More »
Newsletter for May 12, 2016. Read More »
The federal government doesn’t require school districts to inform the public that they are the subject of an investigation. What's the obligation of school districts to notify the public about these investigations? Read More »
Newsletter for May 6, 2016. Read More »
Retailers in San Diego County sold more than $300 million worth of lottery tickets last fiscal year. And the briskest sales came in middle-class parts of the county. Read More »
SDUSD will return the mine-resistant vehicle, according to the superintendent. Read More »
Joe Yerardi looks at why the San Diego Unified School District has an armored vehicle, as well as a new joint fundraising committee for gay Republicans. Leo Castaneda digs into the San Diego County Community Enhancement Program and what it has been used to fund. Read More »
The San Diego Unified School District just acquired a type of armored vehicle used in the occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq. The purpose? To rescue students in active shooter and other emergency situations. Read More »