Month: October 2018

For the second year in a row, CA students’ test scores have inched up so slowly that, by some estimates, it could take a generation

Californians in November will weigh billions of dollars’ worth of ballot measures for low-income housing, children’s hospitals and more. But one of the biggest asks

Gov. Jerry Brown’s landmark restructuring of school funding, a redistribution of close to $18 billion in tax money over just 8 years, is helping to

If students speak up about sexual assault, are their schools ready to help them? Some researchers and advocates say there are too many barriers for

CA has earmarked nearly $200 million over the last four years to address the state’s persistent teacher shortage, but it is not enough, according to

As the new school year begins, Oakland is carrying out an aggressive strategy to limit lead in water by expanding water testing, installing filtered water

Legislation aimed at improving CA’s poor record in protecting student athletes from sudden cardiac arrest, or SCA, won passage Wednesday from a legislative policy committee.

CA could make available up to $52.1 million in total funding for the Oakland and Inglewood school districts over the next four years if they