Bay Area Science instruction declined in California during pandemic, survey finds By John Fensterwald | EdSource | August 12, 2022 The Public Policy Institute of California surveyed 213 school districts for its report.
Bay Area California colleges now have centers to help students with basic needs like food and housing By Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | August 11, 2022 A new law funds staffing for basic needs hubs at all community colleges. UC and CSU campuses already have similar state-funded support centers.
Arts & Entertainment ‘Young, Gifted and Black’ traveling exhibition at the Manetti Shrem Museum By Molly Burke | Bay City News Foundation | August 10, 2022 The exhibition features 51 pieces of art by emerging artists of African descent that deal with identity, politics, and art history.
women Women’s reproductive health professionals fight for more abortion training in California By Ally Dickson | Bay City News Foundation | August 9, 2022 A recent state bill aims to grow a network of diverse clinicians trained in abortion and sexual and reproductive health care.
High School Later start times present new challenges for school leaders By Ashleigh Panoo | EdSource | August 9, 2022 A new law mandates later start times for secondary students in California.
Bay Area University of California faces calls to reduce barriers for transfer students By Michael Burke | EdSource | August 8, 2022 Critics want guaranteed admissions for transfers improved. A new statewide panel on transfer issues is set to convene.
Bay Area With financial aid as an incentive, state to begin recruiting 10,000 more school counselors By John Fensterwald | EdSource | August 5, 2022 Even before the COVID pandemic, there was a shortage of counselors, especially in rural schools and those serving Latino and Black students.
COVID-19 COVID-19 guidance for schools likely to be relaxed with CDC shift ahead By Kate Sequeira | EdSource | August 5, 2022 Plans include lessening the emphasis on regular screenings at schools, according to CNN.
Bay Area Database will track efforts to ban teaching about racism in schools By Diana Lambert | EdSource | August 5, 2022 The Critical Race Forward Tracking Project is the first project in the United States to identify and analyze these efforts.
Arts & Entertainment SCRAP educates kids about fashion industry through a ‘green’ lens By Alexandra Garcia | Bay City News Foundation | August 5, 2022 The San Francisco-based organization runs classes on recycling and upcycling old garments.