John Fensterwald | Piedmont Exedra

Stanford-Harvard ‘scorecard’ translates California’s test scores into months of missed learning

The "Education Recovery Scorecard" shows vast disparities among districts in how much learning declined during the pandemic.

Some college students will tutor in programs modeled after AmeriCorps and Peace Corps, while others will work on food and climate projects.

Nearly twice as many teachers than in the past say that job conditions have changed for the worse.

State says data is "not embargoed."

They point to high costs and argue the standard for treatment remains hazardous for kids.

Announcement accompanies the release of a free, engaging dual-language resource for families in California.

A national push to change the teaching of reading shows a contrast between other states and California's hands-off approach.

The district wants to recruit teaching candidates from within the community but cost of living could be a barrier.

Tension over whether teaching standards through “big ideas” and creating new high school pathways will lead to more equitable outcomes for students.

Critics of the Carson v. Makin decision are warning that charter schools could be drawn into the next skirmish over religious expression.