COMMENTARY: Sacramento is by no means the only Californian school district in financial and political meltdown.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Tonia McMillian is a member of Child Care Providers United, a joint project of SEIU 99, SEIU 521, and UDW-AFSCME.
Tough new charter school regulations have been signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, as expected, but other big K-12 proposals are TBD.
The report, set to be released in Sacramento next week, is based on a survey of 1,500 Muslim students in California.
The curriculum would be used as a guide for schools across the state to diversify the perspectives presented to students.
Democratic lawmakers sought to tighten oversight of the troubled industry. Then the lobbying began.
Students held a donation drive to collect school supplies for local nonprofit About Kidz
The U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs has canceled its contract with a California state agency that approves colleges to receive GI Bill funds.
COMMENTARY: "Elections have consequences – often beneficial ones for those on the winning side and detrimental to the losers."
A long, deep-pocketed fight over California's public school system appears to have reached a detente.
Education officials hit pause on a high school ethnic studies plan after receiving thousands of suggestions and complaints.
Students donated more than 250 pencils, folders, backpacks and more to Mustard Seed School
A new Public Policy Institute of California report examines school spending under the landmark Local Control Funding Formula.
California has released a draft of the new ethnic studies curriculum for high schools, and critics are asking: Does it lean too far left?
Gov. Newsom has ambitious plans to improve early childhood education, but experts say he's forgetting a key: preschool teacher salaries.
Teacher credentials come in for tough grading as California rethinks charter school rules.
Students recognized Earth Day by releasing 18,000 ladybugs in their schoolyard to help local vegetation
Wally Richardson, 94, greets middle-schoolers every morning before class with a fist-bump and a positive message.
Teens from Christian Brothers will join in tackling such global issues as universal health coverage, drone use, migrants & climate at event.
Breaking: Sacramento joins a number of other northern California communities affected by the virus.