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Transgender athletes still protected in California, Supreme Court rules

By Carolyn Jones | CalMatters | June 30, 2026
The ruling allows states to ban transgender student athletes from playing on girls’ and women’s teams, but doesn’t require it.

California school libraries blindsided by ‘catastrophic’ state budget cut

By Carolyn Jones | CalMatters

UC Berkeley launches Nancy Pelosi Institute to address democracy’s challenges

By Josephine Tsai | Bay City News

Decision time has come for Newsom’s proposal to shift control of the California Department of Education

By John Fensterwald | EdSource

Could early education bring down rising costs to serve California students with disabilities?

By Emma Gallegos | EdSource

California

California lawmakers look to settle turf war over community college bachelor’s degrees

By Michael Burke | EdSource | June 22, 2026
State law permits community colleges to create bachelor’s degree programs, as long as they don’t duplicate what’s offered at California’s four-year universities.
Careers

There are 2 types of grade inflation. Students’ learning and earnings are at risk

By Chad Aldeman | The74 | June 19, 2026
New research finds giving a D rather than an F can help — but pumping up averages lowers graduation rates, college attainment, and future income.
Technology

Cal State faculty push to prevent AI tools from replacing them as schools and staff experiment

By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | June 19, 2026
A bill proposing limitations so far has garnered no opposition from lawmakers and may clear the Legislature as soon as Monday.
Bay Area

University of California committee to consider bringing back SAT, ACT requirement in admissions

By Michael Burke | EdSource | June 16, 2026
Committee will also investigate the possibility of using 11th grade Smarter Balanced scores.
Education

Kids increasingly turn to AI before adults for help with school and life, study finds

By Vani Sanganeria, EdSource | June 13, 2026
Common Sense Media surveyed 1,200 children nationwide.
College

UC freshmen increasingly are not ready for college math. Some professors want to require the SAT again

By Michael Burke | EdSource | June 9, 2026
Other faculty disagree and say the exams would only serve to benefit affluent students. UC stopped requiring the standardized exams in 2020.
Education

California high schools begin preparing for mandatory personal finance classes

By Lasherica Thornton, EdSource | June 8, 2026
California will require all high schools to offer a personal finance course starting in 2027-28, and all students must take the class beginning with the graduating class of 2031.
Bay Area

UC Berkeley law dean argues for increased resistance to Trump’s attacks on free speech

By Eric Urbach, Bay City News | June 5, 2026
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky spoke at the UC Berkeley Art, Law and Finance Symposium on June 4.
California

University of California pushes for $12B scientific research bond to counter federal cuts

By Michael Burke | EdSource | June 5, 2026
The bond will appear on the November ballot if Senate Bill 895 clears the Legislature and receives Newsom's signature this month.
Education

Piedmont says yes to parcel tax extension

By Exedra staff and Dan McMenamin | Bay City News and Exedra Staff | June 4, 2026
Voters appear to reject funding measures in two other Alameda County school districts.
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