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The appearance of two sinkholes on campus might change back-to-school plans for students at Garrison Elementary in Oceanside. The first sinkhole, which is about 5

School districts can use technology, community cooperation and grade reconfiguration to keep a lid on personnel costs. The share of school district budgets devoted to

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing that families who receive temporary government benefits should no longer be automatically eligible for food assistance, a change

School and district-wide wireless internet access is no longer a nice-to-have — it’s a must have. And with staff, teachers, parents, and students needing 24/7

CalSTRS just missed its target rate for annual investment returns, recording 6.8 percent for the fiscal year ending June 30, according to a Tuesday news

Nothing was off the table as panelists discussed student and teacher activism, school choice policies, safety and more in a packed meeting hall. As the

With the increased focus on accountability and the speed of technology to process information, our classrooms are flooded with data. From standardized test results to

School security has been high on the list of concerns for district leaders and state and federal officials. Most have agreed schools should take a

Pulling retired teachers back into schools is one of several solutions states and districts are using to address teacher shortages, which hit high-need schools the

Discovering the best way to structure the time that students and staff members spend at school is a challenge. As school leaders rethink educational spaces,

As its schools face declining enrollment and shrinking budgets, local policymakers are asking why Sonoma County has 40 public school districts — and exploring whether

For certain improvements, districts could qualify for federal funds By Eric Hall and Adam Kaye Can the federal government help pay for school improvements? The

The state budget that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed last week, bringing about $3 billion more to community colleges and K-12 schools, includes money that resolves

OPINION: Mauro Bautista, principal of Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High School in Los Angeles. For the past three years, students and adult allies have built

Leaders of some local charter school organizations made more money than superintendents of California’s largest school districts in 2016, the most recent year for which