Several Supreme Court Justices apparently want to continue to use race in order to fix apparent racial disparities.
The foundation said $2 million in grant funds is available for educational programs for local elementary and middle school students.
Candidates Rimga Viskanta and Jane Lea Smith have gained unsurpassable leads over their Republican-endorsed opponents.
The strike is the nation's largest since 2019 and the largest at any academic institution.
UC officials are in contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers regarding four separate academic bargaining units.
High-profile conservatives and anti-mask and vaccine mandate candidates ran for school boards Ultimately, they saw mix results.
Coronado Unified School District’s upcoming board election is the culmination of two years of divisive schoolboard meetings.
The four-year grant will go to student parents who could use child-care assistance while they work toward graduation.
The agency is collaborating with the San Diego Unified School District and the Sweetwater Union School District to notify people.
Many Aspen Leaf Preschool parents were furious that state child care licensing investigators questioned children without supervision.
The district’s current plans to build employee housing are a good first step. But what teachers really want is a home they can own.
The 19th annual 2022 Laptop Scholarship Essay Contest is open through Nov. 25 for San Diego County students in ninth through 12th grades.
Many local education agencies are choosing to use bonds to fund employee housing projects.
California's student test scores took a dive amid the pandemic. See how your school district fared.
Swaths of San Diego borrowers could benefit from student debt relief, but it's unclear whether taxes will be imposed. What to know.
Community schools are not new. Jim Groth ran the community school program at Chula Vista’s Harborside Elementary back in the 70’s.
The state’s $2.7 billion pre-K initiative is suffering from rollout and design problems. Some fear it is breaking the childcare industry.
For many students, the idea of going to college is limited.
San Diego Unified compared student achievement before and after the COVID-19 pandemic; state standardized tests are down.
While money isn't the only factor in a good place to teach, many districts atop Niche's list show average salaries of $100,000 or higher.
For the first time, voters will be electing board members in the sub-district they would represent rather than citywide.
Voters will soon decide the fate of SDUSD’s latest bond measure. We dug into the archives to review how SDUSD has spent money in the past.
Community schools have become a buzzy concept, and districts locally, like San Diego Unified are working to develop them.
For the fourth time in 14 years the San Diego Unified School District is putting a bond measure on the ballot. Here’s what that means.
UC San Diego is the recipient of the five-year, $16 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
At nearly a dozen school campuses across Tijuana, the buildings were too damaged to re-open. But students at one school were lucky.
As more and more people beg for civility, it seems that verbal abuse continues unabated.
The U.S. Department of Education announced 297 winners nationwide.
Native students within the Valley Center-Pauma School District are falling behind their peers.
They are competing for a share of nearly $28 million in scholarships to be awarded next spring.
No parent of a child in public school should have to spend a single penny on school supplies.
Shana Hazan and Godwin Higa are both committed to the work. But they’re taking very different roads to get elected to do it.
Shana Hazan knows that to accomplish her goals she first has to win, and she’s committed to doing so.
Godwin Higa is an educator and principal with decades of experience. Can that make up for a lack of polish and institutional support.
The $150 million gift from businessman and philanthropist T. Denny Sanford follows up on his $100 million gift in 2013.
As a world leader with a uniquely global perspective, he had quite a bit to say about the need for quality, free universal education.
For a university that repeatedly claims they have done nothing wrong, SDSU officials surely act as if they have something to hide.
UCSD had reduced the amount of guaranteed housing in order to reduce housing density in an effort to limit the spread of the virus.
The university has admitted nearly 6,500 students, its largest incoming class ever.