Two powerful education groups’ opposition could derail Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to fix a massive state budget shortfall …
A dual-language immersion class in Fresno Unified. Credit: Courtesy of Anthony Bernard Araceli Peñate’s daughter first scored a 4 on the English Language Proficiency Assessment of California while in sixth grade, meaning her English …
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Across the nation, more Black students are graduating from high school — but fewer are attending college, according to …
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This is the second in a series of stories on how inadequate staffing may be impeding California’s efforts …
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Gov. Gavin Newsom invested millions into expanding preschool for children with disabilities. Now, he’s proposing to scale it …
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Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to transform career and technical education to help students get training for lifelong work …
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Across the 11 campuses of the Texas State Technical College system, the recruiting motto proclaims: “Life is hands-on. …
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Attention must be paid. Amid the worsening literacy and numeracy crises in our schools, Doug Lemov, former teacher, …
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The Newsom administration has settled a disagreement with K-12 education groups over multiyear funding that will provide nearly …
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Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona answered questions about this year’s rocky rollout of the new Free Application for …
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Many Californians have long complained that, despite the state’s vast riches, California’s per-student funding is low compared to …
