Chancellor asks Calif. college to put two-tier plan on hold in wake of protest

Critics say plan to charge more for some core courses such as English, math, and history violates state education codes

From staff and wire reports

The head of California's community college system on April 4 asked Santa Monica College to put on hold a controversial plan to offer higher-priced courses this summer while the legality of the program is determined. Read more with registration.

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