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Teachers unions make pitch to renew California tax worth billions for education
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· September 29, 2026
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Fremont teachers union President Victoria Chon and Jervon Graves, a California Teachers Association staff member, go over the route for canvassing in Fremont Unified. (John Festerwald / EdSource) Vicky Chon started canvassing on a recent Saturday morning in the Glenmoor neighborhood of Fremont, w...
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Key points (John Festerwald / EdSource) Vicky Chon started canvassing on a recent Saturday morning in the Glenmoor neighborhood of Fremont, w... Fremont teachers union President Victoria Chon and Jervon Graves, a California Teachers Association staff member, go over the route for canvassing in Fremont Unified. More schools Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Fremont teachers union President Victoria Chon and Jervon Graves, a California Teachers Association staff member, go over the route for canvassing in Fremont Unified. (John Festerwald / EdSource) Vicky Chon started canvassing on a recent Saturday morning in the Glenmoor neighborhood of Fremont, w...
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