K-12 education

Ethnic studies courses offer California high school students a valuable educational opportunity – but the devil is in the details.

It’s the government’s responsibility to keep schools open by providing the funds necessary to make schools safe for students and teachers.

It is increasingly clear that we need a broader renewal of democracy, and our public schools can and should play a critical role.

The California Community College chancellor has led ambitious reforms and helped significantly improve transfer rates to the four-year universities.

California’s new “Master Plan for Early Learning and Care” creates an equitable and inclusive Early Learning and Care system for all children.

Disconnects between K-12 and higher education data systems can lead students to have their college eligibility determined incorrectly; here’s a solution.

For some students, it feels like the challenges have gotten even tougher.

Lawmakers at every level of government have a role to play in tackling the student homelessness crisis.

The latest recommendations to the proposed ethnic studies curriculum, under consideration this week, are a bold step forward for California students.

Del 18 al 19 de noviembre, un panel asesor de la Junta de Educación del Estado actuará sobre las recomendaciones más recientes del borrador del Modelo de Currículo de Estudios Étnicos.