Bay Area Some college, K-12 campuses reinstating mask mandates By EdSource Staff | July 19, 2022 Mask rules are in effect because of a recent surge in cases.
Bay Area Youth sports feel the heat as climate warming trends upward By Jessica Murfree and Natasha Brison | The Conversation | July 19, 2022 Heat stroke is the leading cause of death in sports.
Arts & Entertainment ‘Jane the Virgin’ writer: From English learner to Hollywood By Anne Vasquez | EdSource | July 19, 2022 Legal troubles and California's community colleges helped author Rafael Agustin find his way forward.
Bay Area UC eyes online courses, summer programs, and transfer students in expansion plan By Michael Burke | EdSource | July 19, 2022 Legislators have pushed for more spots for California students and provided funding.
arts San Francisco Art Institute, USF merger talks fail By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | July 19, 2022 Founded in 1871, SFAI is one of the nation's oldest art schools.
gavin newsom Full steam ahead for November election — and 2024 By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | July 18, 2022 Voters will make decisions on education, healthcare, and gambling in the upcoming election.
Bay Area Free textbooks plan delayed at state chancellor’s office By Michael Burke | EdSource | July 18, 2022 Colleges are eager to get a piece of $115 million that was approved last year for free textbook programs.
California College or career? California invests $500 million in program that tackles both By Emma Gallegos | EdSource | July 14, 2022 K-12 schools, colleges and universities and employers must work together to support students making those transitions.
Education Commentary | Why intergroup dialogue should be part of every K-12 school By Kiana Foxxx and Ashton Permberton | EdSource | July 13, 2022 Education should be about learning about people, not just subjects.
California Masks not required for students, staff in state’s COVID-19 health guidance for ’22-’23 school year By Eli Walsh | Local News Matters | July 12, 2022 Vaccinations and masks are recommended, but not required, as public health officials acknowledge COVID is here to stay.