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California Leaders Stand Strong Against Trump Administration Order on School Immigration EnforcementIn a recent turn of events, protesters in Bakersfield took to the streets to rally against a controversial Border Patrol operation that occurred...

As Gov. Gavin Newsom stood near a burned-down school in the aftermath of the Los Angeles fires, the heart-wrenching plea of a Pacific Palisades mom, Rachel Darvish, echoed through the charred remains: “That was...

Judge Rules in Favor of Community College Diversity Policies A recent ruling by U.S. District Judge Kirk E. Sherriff has brought to light the contentious issue surrounding diversity and equity policies in California's community colleges....

The search for a new superintendent in the West Contra Costa Unified School District has taken center stage, showcasing the critical decision-making process that will shape the future of the educational system in the...

The challenges faced by LAUSD's Home Hospital School are as diverse as the student population it serves. A dedicated educator treks miles to reach students battling illnesses from leukemia to eating disorders. Each student's...

National Report Card Reveals COVID and Pre-COVID Trends in Reading and Math ScoresThe National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), mandated by Congress, recently unveiled the latest data for the Nation’s Report Card. Established in...

Fabian Debora, a former gang member turned artist, is using art as a powerful tool for transformation at the Homeboy Art Academy in Los Angeles. His journey from a troubled youth to a renowned...

As educators nationwide gear up for the second semester of the academic year, the transition from the fresh start of fall to the inevitable challenges of spring can present a unique set of obstacles....

A Potential Funding Freeze's Ripple Effect on California's ProgressProtests erupted against a looming federal funding freeze, stoked by President Donald Trump's directive, near the White House in Washington on Jan. 28, 2025. The tension...

California's Educational Challenges Highlighted in National AssessmentIn the whirlwind of education, California finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with the aftermath of the pandemic and its impact on student achievement. The recently released results...

The California State University (CSU) system is bracing for significant class and sports cuts in the face of budget woes, with Sonoma State University taking drastic measures to balance its financial books. Kaitlin Anderson,...

Amidst the ongoing debate surrounding special education inclusion, various perspectives from educators, parents, and experts have shed light on the complexities and challenges that students with disabilities face in the classroom. The critical discussion...

Decoding a Divided California School Board's Ethnic Studies VoteIn a grueling meeting that dragged on for nearly five hours, the conflict surrounding the Palo Alto Unified School District's decision on whether to implement an...

California's Education Transformation: A Path to SuccessIn the realm of education, the journey towards success is often marked by milestones of progress and challenges that shape the landscape of learning. Michael Kirst, who served...

Lessons from Fire-Resilient Northern California Districts for Los Angeles SchoolsIn November 2018, the Camp fire ripped through Butte County, destroying nearly 19,000 structures including Paradise Elementary. The devastation left thousands homeless and claimed the...

Unlocking the Potential of Game-Based LearningIn a world where traditional teaching methods are constantly evolving, the debate around gamification versus game-based learning is more relevant than ever. According to educational experts like Higgin, gamified...

West Contra Costa Student School Board Members Lead the WayIn a groundbreaking move, West Contra Costa Unified School District's student board members, Jorge Espinoza Jr. and Luke Wilson, have become the first students in...

Tanya Reyes: A Story of Loss and ResilienceTanya Reyes, a dedicated teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District, was initially trying to wrap her head around the devastation caused by the Palisades and...

**Leveraging Language Quirks: The Power of Teaching with Commentary**In 2016, a group of 21 special education teachers from the Philippines embarked on a new journey to teach in a Bay Area school district. Among...

INSPIRING CHANGE: NEW LAUSD BOARD MEMBER KARLA GRIEGO'S VISION POST-TRUMP INAUGURATIONIn a time of political transition and uncertainty, Karla Griego, the newly elected Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) board member representing District 5,...

Engaging California Student Voters: From Quizzes to Coffee SleevesIn a bustling corner outside the Bronco Student Center at Cal Poly Pomona, Melvyn Hernandez, a dedicated architecture major, spends his Mondays registering fellow students to...

Handwriting vs. Typing: The Scholarly Debate UnraveledThe age-old question of whether to take notes by hand or type them out on a laptop has sparked a heated debate in academic circles. A groundbreaking study...

Urgent Action Needed: LA Students Experiencing Homelessness Students in Los Angeles County are facing a crisis that demands immediate attention. With over 47,000 students identified as experiencing homelessness in the 2022-23 school year, the issue...

California Teachers Navigating the Presidential ElectionIn the bustling state of California, where diversity thrives and opinions clash, history and social studies teachers are at the forefront of guiding young minds through the complexities of...

Empowering Students through Inclusive Math EducationRebecca Pariso, a dedicated seventh-grade math teacher at EO Green Junior High School in Oxnard, California, is revolutionizing the way we approach mathematics education. In her classroom, students are...

Trump vs. Harris: The Future of California StudentsAs Californians head to the polls today, they are not just choosing a president but also deciding the educational future of the state's children. The starkly different...

California Education Funding Sees a $45 Billion BoostCalifornia's education system received a significant financial boost this past November as voters approved a staggering $45 billion in local school and community college bonds. An overwhelming...

Protecting Children from Wildfire Pollutants: Essential Tips for ParentsIn the wake of the devastating wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles, experts emphasize the critical need to shield families, especially children, from the harmful effects...

Challenges in Expanding Community College Bachelor’s Degrees in CaliforniaRudy Garcia, a hardworking father and IT support professional, was thrilled to hear about the opportunity to pursue a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity and network operations...

Scramble for California School Construction Funds: Latest UpdatesIn 2022, the construction site at Murray Elementary in Dublin Unified witnessed a flurry of activity as a record-breaking 205 school districts scrambled to secure matching money...