The result is a shake-up on the board that sets policy for the state's public schools, with the loss of a member who supported reforms -- such as the "parent trigger" law that allows parents to overhaul low-performing schools -- and the addition of a member from the California Teachers Association, which opposes such changes.
The Senate chose not to confirm Ted Mitchell and David
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