Why It Matters
Instructions
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More than 10,000 second-chance students each year, most of them immigrants, refugees, or formerly incarcerated
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Free high school diploma programs and job training — no tuition, no debt
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Workforce-aligned education that strengthens families, reduces poverty, and contributes to California’s economy
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Second chances that work — many graduates go on to become educators, social workers, business owners, and civic leaders
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Cutting off Highlands now would punish the very people California claims to support
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