Without 'No Child Left Behind' Waiver, Schools Struggle to Sustain Some Programs
California education officials passed on the opportunity to apply for a waiver from the federal "No Child Left Behind" law. They say the cost of meeting waiver requirements is too high for the cash-strapped state. A waiver could have meant relief for programs like one in San Diego that eases new immigrants into American schooling.
Giving State Profile: Skate Shop Food Bank
In our continuing series on volunteers in California, we meet Danny Keith, a skate shop owner from Santa Cruz who gets kids to help feed the hungry in the community.