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California—America's largest state by population—contains 11 of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas. Its population is on the leading edge of demographic change in America, as its cities have some of the highest concentrations of immigrants, and where Hispanic infants are now in the majority. California's budget and population challenges are mixed with significant strengths, including export, technology, education and manufacturing sectors. Brookings experts study the challenges and opportunities.
Students at the Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle School work on their laptops during a class in Dorchester, Massachusetts (REUTERS/Adam Hunger).
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The Year of the Asterisk? California's Testing Proposal Subverts Test-Based Accountability
September 18, 2013, Thomas J. Kane
Thomas Kane reacts to California's recent announcement that it plans to abandon statewide testing in favor of field tests of the Smarter Balanced Assessment - without reporting results. Kane proposes alternative solutions for California and other states eager to accelerate the transition to the Common Core State Standards.
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Testimony | Metropolitan Los Angeles' 30/10 Initiative, City of Los Angeles
August 23, 2010, Robert Puentes
Testimony | California Assembly Banking and Finance Committee
April 9, 2007, Matt Fellowes
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