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Kern County School District Reaches Settlement With Civil Rights Groups

KQED News Staff

Jul 25, 2017 at

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Kern County public high schools have been suspending and expelling more black and Latino students than anywhere else in the state -- and now school officials are getting reprimanded as a result. Our education reporter Ana Tintocalis has more on a legal settlement reached Monday. Reporter: Ana Tintocalis

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