I understand your concern. However, we are following state and federal requirements. The information listed below comes from the California Department of Education website. If you have any other questions please let me know.
What is the federal requirement for collecting data on race and ethnicity?
A two-part question must be used to collect data about students’ or staff members’ race and ethnicity.
The first part should consist of a question about the respondent’s ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino The second part asks respondents to select one or more races from the following categories: American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White In addition, California Government Code (GC) Section 8310.5 requires the detailed collection of Asian and Pacific Islander sub-populations.
GOVERNMENT CODE - GOV
TITLE 2. GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA [8000 - 22980] ( Title 2 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134. )
DIVISION 1. GENERAL [8000 - 8899.24] ( Division 1 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134. )
(a) A state agency, board, or commission that directly or by contract collects demographic data as to the ancestry or ethnic origin of Californians shall use separate collection categories and tabulations for the following:
(1) Each major Asian group, including, but not limited to, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, Asian Indian, Laotian, and Cambodian.
(2) Each major Pacific Islander group, including, but not limited to, Hawaiian, Guamanian, and Samoan.
(b) The data collected pursuant to the different collection categories and tabulations described in subdivision (a) shall be included in every demographic report on ancestry or ethnic origins of Californians by the state agency, board, or commission published or released on or after July 1, 2012. The data shall be made available to the public in accordance with state and federal law, except for personal identifying information, which shall be deemed confidential.
(Amended by Stats. 2011, Ch. 689, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 2012.)
Who is requiring this?
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) requires these standards for federal education eligibility and accountability reports. The California Department of Education (CDE) is also requiring local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools to collect and report data consistent with these federal requirements.
Can we put space on our form for parents/guardians to indicate “Declined to answer” under the Race question, or can we put “You may leave this question blank if you answered Yes to the Hispanic question” in our instructions for the race question? No. You may not put a “Declined to answer” field on your form for the respondent or parent/guardians to use, nor may your instructions tell the respondent or parent/guardians that they may leave the answer blank if they answered yes to the Hispanic question.
I understand your concern. However, we are following state and federal requirements. The information listed below comes from the California Department of Education website. If you have any other questions please let me know.
Contact the local school board. Contact each of the board members individually. They have to run for election every few years. If they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election. You can support a candidate who does care, or you can run a challenge yourself. Research ballot access laws to learn how far in advance you need to register to run, and how to properly financially register and handle a campaign fund.
Cupertino Union School District Mountain View Whisman School District Palo Alto Unified School District Fremont Unified School District If it’s outside the control of the school board, it could be because of state law. In California, you have a State Assembly Member and a State Senator. Contact them. Just as above, if they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election, supporting a candidate who says they will care, or run a challenge yourself. Remember that even though California is a Democratic super-majority, the recent changes to the election law allow, in many cases, for a runoff between the top two Democrats, and you can pick the one more favorable to your cause. You might also try to contact the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is elected every four years.
Your California Legislator State Superintendent of Public Instruction Some issues might even be outside the control of the state, because they are set at a Federal level. Consider contacting Betsy DeVos, who President Trump has nominated for Secretary of Education, after she is confirmed by the Senate (this document was written on 2/4/2017). Elaine Chao, Secretary of Transportation, has also been a forceful advocate for Asian rights, and might be a good resource. If there’s controlling federal law, then you need to turn to your U.S. Representative and Senator. Same as above, if the current official does not care, you can support the challenger or run a challenge yourself.
Contact the local school board. Contact each of the board members individually. They have to run for election every few years. If they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election. You can support a candidate who does care, or you can run a challenge yourself. Research ballot access laws to learn how far in advance you need to register to run, and how to properly financially register and handle a campaign fund.
Cupertino Union School District Mountain View Whisman School District Palo Alto Unified School District Fremont Unified School District If it’s outside the control of the school board, it could be because of state law. In California, you have a State Assembly Member and a State Senator. Contact them. Just as above, if they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election, supporting a candidate who says they will care, or run a challenge yourself. Remember that even though California is a Democratic super-majority, the recent changes to the election law allow, in many cases, for a runoff between the top two Democrats, and you can pick the one more favorable to your cause. You might also try to contact the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is elected every four years.
Your California Legislator State Superintendent of Public Instruction Some issues might even be outside the control of the state, because they are set at a Federal level. Consider contacting Betsy DeVos, who President Trump has nominated for Secretary of Education, after she is confirmed by the Senate (this document was written on 2/4/2017). Elaine Chao, Secretary of Transportation, has also been a forceful advocate for Asian rights, and might be a good resource. If there’s controlling federal law, then you need to turn to your U.S. Representative and Senator. Same as above, if the current official does not care, you can support the challenger or run a challenge yourself.
你可以说做了基因测试，有数据证明自己从非洲来，还有欧亚各个大陆的足迹。网上有做这种测试的。
性别都能self identify，种族凭啥不能，大不了填非洲，根本上大家都是非洲来的嘛
我公婆不说普通话，他们说啥我都听不懂，凭啥我和我老公是一个race呀
谁能证明你爷爷的哥哥的大爷没去过台湾，广东。。。。或者其他asian的地方。
这种事情无所谓公正，就是维护各自利益。看排工作移民485的听到要取消按国家细分配额的都大叫不公平。因为老印人多，取消细分会导致其他国家人排队等更长时间。道理是一样的。
华人社区平时在一些小的问题上要积极多支持其他族裔团体。否则只会越来越孤立。
左逼圣母把非移把穆斯林接到自己家，把自己孩子上学的机会送给他们，用爱心将他们包围，困扰美国的大问题不都解决了吗？
左逼圣母把非移把穆斯林接到自己家，把自己孩子上学的机会送给他们，用爱心将他们包围，困扰美国的大问题一下子不都解决了吗？
这种事情在网上叫喊没有用，等到孤立了再去找support 也已经晚了。华人很多时候不懂什么叫双赢，往往只看见眼前的利益，不知道为自己和后代做长远规划。
举一个例子去年Fremont 有一个社区的印度人提出改一条街名为印度的名字。微信圈里华人一片声讨抵制。我不明白这么做的意义。华人将其它少数族裔完全看成竞争对手，没有看到和其他族在一些事情上联手团结带来的利益。改街名这样不痛不痒的事情，华裔应该以团体的名义全力支持。欢迎街道改名反映出湾曲对各族文化的尊重。在这个基础上也可以提出一些街道改为有华人意义的名字。这样做即团结了印裔也提升了华裔。
团结个鬼，人家要和我们团结吗？龙虾最重要。
瞎了吗 看图明明是select one or more
至於這麼MEAN嗎
上海宁表示这里面至少还缺了Shanghaiese.
I understand your concern. However, we are following state and federal requirements. The information listed below comes from the California Department of Education website. If you have any other questions please let me know.
What is the federal requirement for collecting data on race and ethnicity?
A two-part question must be used to collect data about students’ or staff members’ race and ethnicity.
The first part should consist of a question about the respondent’s ethnicity:
Hispanic or Latino
Not Hispanic or Latino
The second part asks respondents to select one or more races from the following categories:
American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African American
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
White
In addition, California Government Code (GC) Section 8310.5 requires the detailed collection of Asian and Pacific Islander sub-populations.
GOVERNMENT CODE - GOV
TITLE 2. GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA [8000 - 22980] ( Title 2 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134. )
DIVISION 1. GENERAL [8000 - 8899.24] ( Division 1 enacted by Stats. 1943, Ch. 134. )
CHAPTER 5. Miscellaneous [8310 - 8317] ( Chapter 5 added by Stats. 1953, Ch. 170. )
8310.5.
(a) A state agency, board, or commission that directly or by contract collects demographic data as to the ancestry or ethnic origin of Californians shall use separate collection categories and tabulations for the following:
(1) Each major Asian group, including, but not limited to, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, Asian Indian, Laotian, and Cambodian.
(2) Each major Pacific Islander group, including, but not limited to, Hawaiian, Guamanian, and Samoan.
(b) The data collected pursuant to the different collection categories and tabulations described in subdivision (a) shall be included in every demographic report on ancestry or ethnic origins of Californians by the state agency, board, or commission published or released on or after July 1, 2012. The data shall be made available to the public in accordance with state and federal law, except for personal identifying information, which shall be deemed confidential.
(Amended by Stats. 2011, Ch. 689, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 2012.)
Who is requiring this?
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) requires these standards for federal education eligibility and accountability reports. The California Department of Education (CDE) is also requiring local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools to collect and report data consistent with these federal requirements.
Can we put space on our form for parents/guardians to indicate “Declined to answer” under the Race question, or can we put “You may leave this question blank if you answered Yes to the Hispanic question” in our instructions for the race question?
No. You may not put a “Declined to answer” field on your form for the respondent or parent/guardians to use, nor may your instructions tell the respondent or parent/guardians that they may leave the answer blank if they answered yes to the Hispanic question.
赞行动力! 加州有没有人可以联系律师问问，这些state and federal requirements合法吗?
上次不是说加州只通过了医疗的 collect data in education不是去除了吗?
对， 我也是这么理解的， 而且应该在7月1号以后才生效。 我觉得是不是你们学区自己先行执行了。你可以给当地议员办公室打电话咨询。
这么说学区自己做了调整？
嗯，听起来好熟悉
说再多没用，是亚裔内部其他族群讨厌大陆来的。既然如此，大陆移民又怎么可能硬和人家凑在一起？
大陆移民是床粉，其他亚裔投民主党多，本来就过不下去，分也得分，不分也要分，大趋势已经形成，都是自己选择。
Education: Think Nationally, Act Locally
Contact the local school board. Contact each of the board members individually. They have to run for election every few years. If they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election. You can support a candidate who does care, or you can run a challenge yourself. Research ballot access laws to learn how far in advance you need to register to run, and how to properly financially register and handle a campaign fund.
Cupertino Union School District
Mountain View Whisman School District
Palo Alto Unified School District
Fremont Unified School District
If it’s outside the control of the school board, it could be because of state law. In California, you have a State Assembly Member and a State Senator. Contact them. Just as above, if they refuse to help, consider thinking ahead to the next election, supporting a candidate who says they will care, or run a challenge yourself. Remember that even though California is a Democratic super-majority, the recent changes to the election law allow, in many cases, for a runoff between the top two Democrats, and you can pick the one more favorable to your cause. You might also try to contact the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is elected every four years.
Your California Legislator
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Some issues might even be outside the control of the state, because they are set at a Federal level. Consider contacting Betsy DeVos, who President Trump has nominated for Secretary of Education, after she is confirmed by the Senate (this document was written on 2/4/2017). Elaine Chao, Secretary of Transportation, has also been a forceful advocate for Asian rights, and might be a good resource. If there’s controlling federal law, then you need to turn to your U.S. Representative and Senator. Same as above, if the current official does not care, you can support the challenger or run a challenge yourself.
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随便填没用的。随便填的那些加last name 一看就能判断出是大陆的，因为别的不乱填，台湾的巴不得把自己独列出来。
这种表用在教育上，难道不违法吗？那些个华人组织怎么不牵头抗议？难道都是亲民主党的？
本来估计就是台湾人要把自己和大陆的区分开搞的。台湾被美国利用着所以他们签证绿卡都比大陆的容易，下一代拿不到优待他们就不愤了。
以后台湾的拉选票要看清楚，拉了你的选票来害你。。。
对于基本上要排在优待单子末尾的大陆移民来说，白人把少数族裔同等看待根据个人条件上学工作，才是最符合我们利益的。
随便填填的不真实会被揪住把柄吗？
加州的大陆移民，赶紧组织起来打官司吧。
这个时候就不要自省了！不是因为我们其他事情没有多支持其他族裔而被孤立！饼就那么大，涉及自身利益的事情，谁会因为你在不关痛痒的小事上支持过他们就舍己为人？台湾政客竞选时就把自己当华人拉了多少大陆移民选票还不是转脸就跟你区分开？
只有把少数族裔同等看待凭优取才最符合大陆移民利益。
到时候延误了时机就难办了。
对他们来说，教育上，大陆移民要按照成绩，反AA, 他们没好处；福利上，大陆移民要反福利，他们没好处；大陆移民想做黄种白人，他们没好处；大陆移民觉得父母移民过来吃福利，反对，他们亲戚移民要倒霉，也没好处。
总而言之，和大陆移民混在一起，没啥好处。好的都给大陆移民拿走，其他都拿不到。如果以前华人老移民投民主党，他们也算了，以前不细分，现在大陆移民投床，他们还和大陆混在一起，他们脑子坏了？
所以亚裔细分是必然。连广东，台山的也要和大陆普通话的分开。