State Superintendent Tony Thurmond says he has reached out to around 100 companies for support with distance learning technology as most schools prepare to enter a virtual semester this fall.
Distance learning isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
Dorsey is contributing to a campaign launched by the city and school district, which will provide 25,000 students with computer and internet access.
The shift to online learning has raised new concerns about students’ online privacy and protection.
A handful of private technology companies will be providing 70,000 California students with laptops, tablets and other devices this week, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom announced at the governor’s press conference Monday.
The new body will “will help facilitate donations, create more publicity, and cast a bigger spotlight on those who can help,” according to a press release.
Former Fillmore Unified District Superintendent Dr. Adrian Palazuelos has been selected to lead Sonoma Valley Unified. Dr.
After years of debate and hundreds of revisions, the California Board of Education has signed off on curriculum for t
California voters have rejected a statewide ballot measure that would have reinstated affirmative action in college admissions processes in California.
The reopening of California’s public schools doesn’t appear to be ameliorating the learning gap between wealthy and low-income students.
