The California Department of Education hosted a Facebook live event last Thursday. The topic: online distance learning.
The U.S. Department of Education has released long-anticipated rules pertaining to sexual harassment and assault complaints in schools.
California school districts are awaiting their share of assistance from the U.S. CARES Act, which allotted $1.6 billion to the state.
A bill to boost fiscal transparency in schools passed out of the Assembly Education Committee Wednesday—one of the handful of bills to survive the coronavirus pandemic.
David Pyle, Superintendent of the Nuview Union School District, was selected by the school board Friday, May 1.
May 4-8 is Teacher Appreciation Week. But this year, teachers won’t be found in their classrooms or honored at packed school assemblies.
That doesn't necessarily mean a return to classrooms.
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond has announced the creation of a new committee that will study the pandemic’s impact on student learning and try to find solutions to any loss of academic knowledg
The Council of the Great City Schools is warning of hundreds of thousands of teacher layoffs.
South Korea’s handling of the coronavirus has been one of the most successful to date, so much of the world has been looking at its progress for guidance.
Red Oak Elementary School in Oak Park, California has introduced new courses on gender identity, making it one of the few schools to tackle the issue at the grade school level.
In the wake of an unprecedented $54.3 billion shortfall, Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed slashing billions of dollars from California’s budget.
$9 billion for K-12 schools, $2 billion for community colleges, and another $2 billion for the state’s public university systems.
