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EdSource | Highlighting Strategies For Student Success
07.10.2025
Changes to vaccine recommendations by the CDC and the response from California, including insurance coverage for vaccines. Parents need to stay informed.
Discover the struggles of out-of-state students in California facing skyrocketing tuition costs and the challenges of covering extra expenses.
California's Expanded Learning Opportunities Program is addressing teacher recruitment, providing opportunities for individuals to explore teaching careers.
Discover how early math education can set the foundation for academic success. Learn the four key areas to improve children's access to high-quality math learning.
04.10.2025
Teachers and college staff in California face increasing scrutiny for their speech, with calls for dismissal after comments on Charlie Kirk's death.
03.10.2025
The Montecito Union School District settles a $7.5 million sexual abuse lawsuit, impacting its budget. This comes as California faces billions in potential costs from similar cases.
Learn about the potential impacts of the federal government shutdown on students and schools in California. Find out what to expect in the short term.
There are about 140,000 international students enrolled in colleges and universities in California, according to the latest figures provided by the U.S. Department of State.
02.10.2025
Los Angeles students impacted by the Palisades and Eaton fires are returning to their original campus. Learn about the health hazards and safety measures.
Marquez Charter Elementary reopens after the devastating Palisades fire, marking a milestone for the community's recovery and resilience.
The uncertain future of IDEA threatens protections for students with disabilities. Parents, educators, and policymakers must act to safeguard their rights.
01.10.2025
Montecito Union School District settles a $7.5 million child sexual abuse lawsuit, impacting its budget. The case highlights the financial impact of abuse claims on California school districts.
Trump administration investigates alleged antisemitism and racial discrimination in CSU system, raising concerns about employee privacy and academic freedom.
30.09.2025
LAUSD's conflict with charter schools is not about race or class, but about money. Enrollment declines and budgetary imbalances fuel the battle.
Students endure intense immigration raids, causing stress and anxiety. Many carry identification cards and face fear in their communities.
California's Assembly Bill 602, to protect students from punishment for preventing drug overdose death, is needed during opiod epidemic
27.09.2025
Saran Tugsjargal, an 18-year-old student with disabilities, advocates for a less stigmatizing phrase for 'emotional disturbance' in California schools.
26.09.2025
Victims' rights advocates fight against efforts to restrict lawsuits against public agencies for sexual abuse, while school districts face rising costs.
25.09.2025
California's education crisis is linked to high housing costs. AB 609 aims to address this issue, making education more accessible for teachers and students.
The Trump administration cancels $168 million in mental health grants for California schools, impacting crucial services for students in need.
24.09.2025
New math framework in California aims to reduce math anxiety, improve understanding, and boost achievement. Learn how it benefits students and families.
Clovis Unified teachers are close to unionizing, with two groups vying for their support. The decision could make Clovis the largest independent union in California.
23.09.2025
California considers raising school board compensation after 40 years. Proponents say it could attract a more diverse pool of candidates.
Learn how California's new attendance recovery policy aims to address the school attendance crisis, providing financial support and re-engaging students and why it's critical that districts implement it well.
20.09.2025
California's high school class of 2025 sees an 11% increase in college aid applications despite hurdles like wildfires and immigration concerns.
19.09.2025
Governor Gavin Newsom launches California Men's Service Challenge, seeking 10,000 mentors for young boys to combat loneliness and improve mental health.
18.09.2025
Learn how the slashed staff at NCES affects the tracking of educational outcomes and the need for colleges to fill data gaps on student parents.
Districts in California are preparing to introduce a semester of personal finance by 2027-28, aiming to boost students' lifetime earnings.
17.09.2025
Study reveals challenges faced by California school board members, including politics, time commitment, and need for training. Higher pay proposed.
Discover the power of experiential learning in education. See how hands-on activities can transform student engagement and prepare them for the future.
American math scores are declining rapidly, marking a crisis in education. A new report highlights the complexity but fixability of the issue.
16.09.2025
California lawmakers pass SB 414, a bill aimed at curbing charter school fraud. It strengthens audits, establishes an Office of Inspector General, and enhances financial transparency.
15.09.2025
California lawmakers pass key education bills to address rising antisemitism, charter school fraud, and other pressing issues.
Assembly Bill 715 aims to reduce antisemitism in California schools by creating a statewide Office of Civil Rights and appointing a coordinator.
Discover the challenges faced by a small charter school in East Los Angeles and the urgent need for improved literacy support and funding for English learners.
13.09.2025
California State University navigates diversity initiatives amidst federal pressure. Website edits and program rebrands reflect subtle shifts in language.
Two bills aimed at preventing charter school fraud in California face a stalemate as legislators clash over the extent of change needed.
12.09.2025
California legislation to double substitute teaching days raises concerns about the impact on students with disabilities.
Education labor unions and charter schools each are backing their own measures to impose tighter controls and regulations.