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Linda McMahon, the nominee for secretary of education under President Donald Trump's administration, faced a rigorous confirmation hearing in Washington, D.C., surrounded by her family. During this two-hour session, she addressed critical questions from...

Community Rallies to Support Educators and Students Amid Staffing CutsAs the sun sets over West Contra Costa, a sense of unity and urgency fills the air. The United Teachers of Richmond have gathered at...

About 100 Fresno Unified educators voiced their outrage at the district's decision to disband the Designated Schools program, which has been providing an extra 30 minutes of instruction to over 24,000 students each day....

Vicky Martinez, a mother of three LAUSD students in the Highland Park area, is deeply disappointed by the lack of arts education at her children's schools, despite state funding through Proposition 28. She believes...

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) took a significant step last August when it voted 5-2 to implement a new cellphone ban. This decision puts the district more than a year ahead of...

Education Department Research Arm Faces Severe CutsAn independent research arm within the U.S. Department of Education, known as the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), is on the brink of being dismantled, according to insiders....

For over 29 years, Tonia McMillian dedicated her life to providing quality child care and early education to children of all ages. She poured her heart and soul into her work, nurturing young minds...

In the spring of 2024, U.S. students were still lagging behind in math and reading, nearly half a grade level compared to pre-pandemic levels. This concerning data was revealed in the latest release of...

Sky Celine Page, a 20-year-old student, found herself at a crossroads when she first entered college. Having navigated through a tumultuous childhood in the foster care system, school was not always a top priority...

Compton Unified School District: A Tale of Triumph and TransformationIn the heart of Compton, California, at William Jefferson Clinton Elementary, a group of fourth graders eagerly soak in a lesson on a typical day...

A comprehensive analysis of standardized test scores conducted by researchers from Stanford University, Harvard University, and Dartmouth College has revealed intriguing insights into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on educational outcomes in California...

The 2024 results of a national test revealed a concerning trend: reading scores among elementary and middle school students have been steadily declining. Despite the recent emphasis on phonics instruction in classrooms across many...

California's youth are being empowered through a groundbreaking initiative aimed at boosting civic engagement and democratic participation. A consortium of foundations, predominantly based in California, have joined forces to establish a fund that will...

California School Districts Grapple with Escalating Sexual Assault CostsIn recent years, California school districts have been facing a daunting challenge as the costs of compensating students victimized by sexual assault continue to rise. This...

In the bustling cities of Berkeley and Oakland, a groundbreaking initiative is taking shape as 16- and 17-year-olds gear up to cast their ballots in the upcoming local school board elections this November. Amidst...

California's Education Reform: A Call for Visionary LeadershipCalifornia's recent performance on the National Assessment for Educational Progress has left many disappointed, with stagnant scores across the board. While much of the news coverage has...

California Climate Initiative: A Bright Future for Community College StudentsThe changing climate has become an increasingly pressing issue, impacting the lives of Californians in significant ways. From devastating wildfires to threats to our water...

President Donald Trump's recent executive order, titled "Ending Radical Indoctrination in K-12 Schooling," has sparked outrage and concern among educators, advocates, and members of the LGBTQ+ community across the nation. Among the most vocal...

West Contra Costa School Board Passes Cuts to Staffing in Effort to Avoid DeficitIn a recent development that has stirred concerns among educators, parents, and students alike, the West Contra Costa Unified School District's...

Catherine Borek’s transformative journey at Dominguez High School in Compton began nearly three decades ago. Initially planning a brief stint with Teach for America, her passion for teaching drama ignited a flame that continues...

The Role of the US Department of Education in Schools: Unveiling Key FactsIn the realm of education, the US Department of Education plays a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of public schools across...

A unified front of educators from 32 California school districts has taken a stand for improved education funding, better wages, smaller class sizes, and more resources for students. On a wet February afternoon, more...

Emily Francis, a dedicated ESL teacher in North Carolina, understands the struggles that immigrant parents face when it comes to engaging with their children’s education. As a child of immigrant parents herself, she knows...

In the bustling hallways of Duncan High School, students gathered in Gabriel Perez's ethnic studies class, delving into the origins of hip hop and rap music, woven with the lived experiences of young African...

A coalition of California Teachers Association (CTA) chapters recently united to advocate for better pay, smaller classes, and more resources for students across 32 school districts, ranging from San Diego to Sacramento. This movement,...

California State University (CSU) has announced a groundbreaking initiative that will provide generative artificial intelligence technologies, such as ChatGPT, to students, faculty, and staff across all 23 of its campuses at no personal cost....

Dawnavyn James, a dedicated elementary school educator specializing in Black history, recently experienced a pivotal moment in her teaching career. During a class discussion, one of her students innocently asked, “Did people see in...

Summary In Oakland Unified, a new curriculum is helping immigrant students bridge education gaps. With a focus on students with interrupted formal education (SIFE), this program aims to address the unique needs of newcomers. Led...

California's investment in teacher recruitment and retention programs has surpassed $1 billion since 2018, with the aim of addressing the persistent teacher shortage in the TK-12 education system. A recent report titled "Tackling Teacher...

In the bustling city of Los Angeles, a remarkable story unfolds at Rio Hondo College, where a program called Guardian Scholars is changing lives through unwavering support for students with foster care experience. Faylen...