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Karen D'Souza

Karen D'Souza

Senior Reporter at EdSource

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  • English
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  • Education
  • Elementary Education
  • Primary and Pre-K Education
  • Secondary Education

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Recent Articles

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California expands TK, but thousands of 4-year-olds remain unenrolled

Despite the growth in enrollment in the state's transitional kindergarten program, only 59% of eligible 4-year-olds enrolled in TK in 2023-24.
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Inside transitional kindergarten: Where play, curiosity and early l...

TK programs in California are designed to prepare 4-year-olds for elementary school by combining play-based learning with academic concepts.
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From poverty to doctorate: Veronica Alvarez’s journey in arts educa...

The executive director of Create CA is a passionate advocate for arts education, driven by her own experiences of poverty and immigration, and committed to ensuring that all students have equal access to the arts.
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For Veronica Alvarez, the arts are a matter of social justice

The executive director of Create CA is committed to expanding access to the arts for all students, regardless of their background or circumstances.
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UPDATE: College is not for everyone: Specialized job training could...

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Advocacy group leader talks about the challenges of transitional ki...

Michael Olenick, a lifelong advocate for children and families, worries that the educational system pits one age group of children against another.
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What you need to know about California’s Prop. 28 arts education in...

The groundbreaking initiative has run into significant hurdles during its rollout, including a teacher shortage, widespread confusion about spending rules and pointed disagreements on how to interpret the law.
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What you need to know about California’s Prop. 28 arts education in...

The groundbreaking initiative has run into significant hurdles during its rollout, including a teacher shortage, widespread confusion about spending rules and pointed disagreements on how to interpret the law.
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California Department of Education urges school districts to resist...

The CDE said it will respond to the U.S. Department of Justice regarding matters of gender identity on behalf of the state.
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Film program empowers Berkeley teens to tell their stories

Hands-on learning is the heart of this immersive documentary project, which culminated in a sold-out film festival at Berkeley’s Rialto Cinemas Elmwood.
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Transitional kindergarten comes of age in California

Even as TK is set to become a real grade, just like any other K-12 grade, there are myriad challenges looming on the horizon, from finding qualified teachers amid a dire staffing shortage to how to ensure quality instruction and suitable facilities.
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The sound of music returns to students traumatized by the Eaton fire

For arts students who lost so much as fires swept through the Los Angeles area in January, a new musical instrument is a big step back toward normalcy.
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Amid deadly measles outbreak, California’s childhood vaccination ra...

While California's childhood immunization rates remain higher than the rest of the nation, 16 counties now fall below the threshold for herd immunity against measles.
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Amid deadly measles outbreak, California’s childhood vaccination ra...

While childhood vaccination rates in California remain higher than the rest of the country, 16 counties are now below the threshold for herd immunity to vaccines.
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Five years after Covid shuttered schools, parent empowerment lives on

The pandemic became a watershed moment for a generation of parents, experts say. It shifted the dynamics between communities and schools, and, for some families, shook their faith in the school system.
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Madera drama teacher sees the arts as a gateway to improving litera...

As Proposition 28 brings more arts teachers into classrooms across California, some are finding subjects like drama and theater can be a jumping off point to academic progress in other areas.
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UPDATE: New science of reading bill aims to teach California childr...

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Pacifica’s ‘singing principal’ engages students through music

Pacifica’s ‘singing principal’ engages students through music
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Lawsuit charges misuse of arts education funding at LAUSD schools

Student plaintiffs and the author of Proposition 28 join forces, alleging Los Angeles Unified improperly spent new arts money on existing teaching positions, not to add new educators.
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Drama class helps Compton students find themselves on stage

Drama teacher Catherine Borek has empowered her students to be cultural ambassadors, combating long-held stereotypes of Compton.
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At LA’s Homeboy Art Academy, arts education saves lives

The program uses a focus on the arts as a way empower gang-involved and incarcerated youth.