Bay Area COVID challenges, bad student behavior push teachers to limit, out the door By Diana Lambert | EdSource | June 2, 2022 Thousands of California teachers quit the profession in the middle of the school year.
California Debate turns hot over UC proposal to set criteria for high school ethnic studies By John Fensterwald | EdSource | June 2, 2022 UC board that sets high school admissions requirements rejects draft ethnic studies guidelines viewed as ideological and divisive; drafters vow to fight on.
Bay Area New study reveals hidden facts on college for California Asian American and Pacific Islander students By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | May 31, 2022 Report debunks "model minority" myth and shows disparity in college graduation rates among California's Asian American population.
Bay Area Private colleges want more power to police trespassers. Here’s what you need to know. By Elina Lingappa | CalMatters | May 31, 2022 Students worry the proposal could lead to racial profiling.
California Politics and pandemic fatigue doom California’s COVID vaccine mandates By Rachel Bluth | Kaiser Health News | May 31, 2022 Lawmakers blame the ebbs and flows of the coronavirus, the public’s short attention span, and opposition from public safety unions.
California Counselors not part of one district’s plan to tackle student mental health By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | May 31, 2022 Santa Clarita district is replacing its counselors with social workers.
Bay Area Town and gown struggle over student housing at UC Santa Cruz By Natasha Jessen-Petersen | Stanford Journalism/Bay City News | May 30, 2022 Some community members object to a university plan to build housing on fields in front of the campus.
California Texas shooting taxes students’ mental health even more By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | May 27, 2022 California's COVID-related investments in school wellness programs may help.
California California schools try to outrace COVID outbreaks By Mark Kreidler | Kaiser Health News | May 27, 2022 Most districts haven’t revisited their guidance as summer draws near but cases rise.
California Burned out by COVID and 80-hour weeks, resident physicians unionize By Sarah Kwon | Kaiser Health News | May 27, 2022 In California and beyond, physician trainees working long hours for what can amount to little more than minimum wage.