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2026-09-29 03:02
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California changes English learner rules for nearly one million students
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Just the NewsRight
Newsom signs law easing rules requiring students to learn English, change will impact 1 million
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California students learning English at school will now find it easier to been deemed proficient in their second language under a new law. The law, Assembly Bill 2555, will mean it’s easier for nearly one million students to prove they have mastered English and move out of specialized language…
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Nearly 1 million California students designated as English learners will no longer have to pass a set of tests and benchmarks to exit the program,
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