California School Districts Report Sharp Decline in Newcomer Students Amid Funding and Program Cuts
California school districts are reporting a sharp decline in "newcomers"-students who have lived in the U. S. for less than three years-threatening the funding and infrastructure of support systems built for immigrant children. In the Oakland Unified School District, annual intake of new students remained steady at over 1,300 between 2017 and 2025. However, that number fell to 498 for the 2025-26…
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