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Still deciding before Election Day? See where California superintendent candidates stand

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EdSource asked candidates for California superintendent of public instruction to share their positions on key issues ahead of Tuesday’s primary, including academic recovery, chronic absenteeism, school funding, and diversity and LGBTQ+ policies. Respondents include Richard Barrera, Josh Newman, Sonja Shaw, Al Muratsuchi, Nichelle Henderson, Anthony Rendon, Gus Mattammal and Frank Lara.

Choose a candidate and a question below to see a summary of their answers. Click on the bottom link to read their full, unedited responses.

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EdSource asked candidates for California superintendent of public instruction to share their positions on key issues ahead of Tuesday’s primary, including academic recovery, chronic absenteeism, school funding, and diversity and LGBTQ+ policies. Respondents include Richard Barrera, Josh Newman, Sonja Shaw, Al Muratsuchi, Nichelle Henderson, Anthony Rendon, Gus Mattammal and Frank Lara.

Choose a candidate and a question below to see a summary of their answers. Click on the bottom link to read their full, unedited responses.

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