New State-Of-The-Art Learning Facilities And Programming To Support Academic Achievement Of EJEA Students

“This is the beginning of a new path to better futures through equity in education for thousands of current and future EJEA families.”

SDCCD Emails Now Available For Students, District Says

Students should set their SDCCD email accounts up and check their email daily as some communications could be time-critical.

Ruling Against SDUSD COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Students Stands

Like other lower courts, the California Supreme Court said such mandates can only be imposed by the state.

UC Student Workers Got A New Contract — But With A Big Sticking Point

Some feel an extra $2,500 going to some workers not in San Diego could cause contention in future statewide negotiations.

A Court Found A Teacher Touched A Girl Inappropriately. He Ended Up Back In A Classroom

Joshua Allen Barney credentials were never revoked despite findings he would engage in similar behavior if he were to return to a classroom.

Multiple CSU San Marcos' Citizen Councilmembers Resign Over Building Name Removal

Actions and comments that sparked allegations of racism have led to the removal of Bill Craven's name from a building on the campus.

Biochemist Gerald Joyce To Take Helm At Salk Institute In La Jolla

Joyce will succeed Rusty Gage, who is set to return to his genetics lab full-time.

Opinion: Creating A Future Without Boundaries Through Career Technical Education

February is Career Technical Education Month, a time when we celebrate all that educators are doing to give students career options.

The Learning Curve: Why Some Black Student Advocates Are Upset With Weber

AB 2774 would have directed additional funding to the state’s lowest-performing student group.

Cal State San Marcos Expanding Guaranteed Admission To New School Districts

CSUSM’s regionally focused initiative “intended to create a comprehensive pathway to college access and success.”

Mesa College Students Learn How To ID Opioid Overdoses, Give Narcan To Victims

“It's important to know what an opioid overdose looks like.”

29 San Diego County Schools Receive California Purple Star Distinction

The award recognizes schools that go above and beyond to reduce the burden on military-connected students and their families.

Opinion: Continuing Education Is One Of San Diego's Best Kept Secrets

Without the necessary qualifications, it is nearly impossible to achieve upward mobility.

MiraCosta College Student Earns Prestigious National Honor As A DREAM Scholar

“Being a DREAM scholar is an absolute honor because it means that I finally have gained direction in my life again.”

High Tech High's Teachers Union Has Approved Its First Contract

After a protracted negotiation process, High Tech High union members voted overwhelmingly to ratify their contract.

Opinion: ChatGPT Can Write Your Term Paper, But Expect An ‘F'

Is this program yet another example of tech utopianism?

Feeding San Diego Receives $100,000 Grant From The Cigna Foundation

“This grant will help us continue to support San Diego County students and their families, which is much-needed during this period.”

Miramar College Wants A Bachelor's Degree

The community college is looking to become the third in the San Diego Community College District to have a bachelor’s program.

Opinion: At San Diego Community College District, We Are Committed To Pride

Seven campuses of San Diego College of Continuing Education are home to LGBTQ+ Safe Zone training programs.

Applications For Fleet Science Center's Better Education For Women In Science And Engineering Program Open

This free program engages female and female-identifying students in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) learning experience.

The Learning Curve: What Scares Me The Most About Being An Education Reporter

Guns are the leading cause of death of children under 18, and the possibility of a school shooting is carried into the classroom each day.

San Diego Unified Begins Pre-Enrollment For New Transitional Kindergarten Program

UTK is set to be offered at 118 district campuses in the 2023-24 school year, with “no more than 24 students in classrooms.”

Cal State San Marcos Professor Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall Named Top CSU Educator

Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall was one of five winners of the Wang Family Excellence Award.

Teachers Say TK Program For 4-Year-Olds Has Been Rushed

The universal kindergarten program included a nonexistent curriculum, inadequate supplies, insufficient training and been understaffed.

San Diego City College's Contested Bachelor's Degree Is Approved

After a year of back-and-forth and objections from the CSU system, City’s bachelor’s degree in cyberdefense and analysis is official.

27 San Diego Area Students Named U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

The 27 students could win the prestigious scholarship, which honors academic and community achievement.

The Learning Curve: High Tech High's Union (Almost) Has A Contract

The union successfully advocated for a neutral third party to have the final say on appealed firings.

San Diego State University Launches Online Cyber Tech Academy

The Cyber Tech Academy includes a series of 14-week professional certificates focused on the most critical topics in cybersecurity.

San Diego Foundation: $3.5 Million In Scholarships Available

Through one online application, students can access nearly 150 scholarships.

San Diego Community College District Spring Semester Set To Begin

The San Diego Community College District is still accepting applications for the spring semester.

​San Diego Foundation Announces $3.5M in Scholarships Are Available

Through one online application​, students can access nearly 150 scholarships.

Pre-Enrollment For San Diego Unified's Universal Transitional Kindergarten Program Starts Soon – Here's What Parents Need To Know

Universal transitional kindergarten is a new grade available to families free-of-charge. But, the enrollment process has been difficult.

Topaz, Mix Of Student Housing, Retail, Set For August Opening Near San Diego State

Topaz will provide the university with 53 furnished units of student housing while bringing back McDonald’s in a new space.

Vista High School Student Jailed For Allegedly Bringing Ghost Gun To School

In addition to the pistol, Soto allegedly was in possession of a cartridge magazine, ammunition and liquor.

Accidental Lockdown At Morse High School Draws Police Response: Report

Officers rushed to the scene, but eventually learned campus police had accidentally initiated a drill at the school, according to NBC 7.

North Island Credit Union Offering Scholarships To San Diego Students

“We’re committed to investing in our next generation of leaders and encourage local students to apply for one of our scholarships.”

The Learning Curve: One Parent's Experience With San Diego Unified's Transitional Kindergarten

Dana Cole is excited about her now 5-year-old son’s transitional kindergarten experience at San Diego Unified’s Foster Elementary.

San Diego Unified Sees 4-Year-Olds As Way To Blunt Long-Term Enrollment Woes

A huge influx of transitional kindergarteners helped blunt the San Diego Unified School District’s rate of enrollment decline.

What We Learned This Year: Schools Are Getting Into Housing

Increasing efforts to bring housing onto campuses, with schools advancing plans to build everything from dorms to employee housing.

Opinion: SDSU Should Make Public Transit Free To Achieve Climate Goals

Free public transit for students and employees is one action that will have the highest impact.