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The site will be located more than a half mile from Hickman Charter Elementary School, but concerned parents and officials say students will have to walk past it on their way to the school bus stop. They urged the Board to deny the permit.
The California State University system is mulling some exceptions to new math requirements under consideration for freshman admissions.
One in five students have contemplated suicide according to California's biennial "Healthy Kids Survey,” which randomly sampled schools to survey throughout the state.
Newsom’s EO instructs the California Department of Finance to create a new Climate Investment Framework to leverage the pension funds to invest in carbon-neutral technologies.
#ClimateStrike events reportedly took place in 150 countries, with more than 5,000 total events. Another strike is scheduled for Sept. 27.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has accused the Montebello Unified School District of defrauding investors in the sale of $100 million in school construction bonds.
More than 10% of schools in Sacramento, Placer, and Stanislaus counties and over 20% in Yolo, Solano, El Dorado, and San Joaquin have yet to provide data on detectable lead levels in their drinking water.
Young STEM students in the East Bay are getting a boost from industrial automation company, Bishop-Wisecarver.
California’s children are suffering critical interruptions to their education as a result of wildfires, according to a new report from CalMatters.
Gavin Newsom is facing a cascade of criticism over his decision to sign a bill pushing back school start times.
The California Department of Education (CDE) has a plan to overhaul the draft ethnic studies model curriculum that caused an uproar with numerous political, ethnic, and religious groups.
California voters will have a chance to vote for the largest school construction bond in state history next year.
As CalSchoolNews reported last week, the California Department of Education has released the results of the Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) tests which reveal continued, albeit slow, impr
