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Few regions in California are home to as many Black families — and therefore Black students — as the Inland Empire in Southern California. With more than 53,000 Black students enrolled last academic year, the region plays an outsized role in shaping educational opportunity across the state. What happens in the Inland Empire matters — not just locally, but statewide. To better understand where Black students are being served well and where systemic gaps persist, we at the Li

This past April, the California Cradle to Career Data System (C2C) unveiled its first data story, focusing on collegiate pathways for...