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California

Newsom appoints director of new state Office of Civil Rights

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | August 7, 2026
Lele Yutzy will oversee the enforcement of Assembly Bill 715, a highly contested anti-discrimination law that went into effect Jan. 1.
California

California budget clarifies teacher credentialing requirement, increases fee

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | August 4, 2026
Teacher candidates pursuing a single-subject credential must have a degree in a subject related to their credential.
Education

A California university is cutting ties with the Border Patrol after outcry

By Phoebe Huss | CalMatters | July 31, 2026
Students and faculty at UC San Diego protested against campus police for collaborating with Border Patrol through a federal grant program.
California

California will add science scores to its school accountability system. Why it matters

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | July 28, 2026
Critics pan initial display of new state measure of students’ growth on tests.
Education

Civic education in U.S. includes instruction, but little participation, report says

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | July 28, 2026
The Center on Reinventing Public Education at Arizona State University also found that few districts offer professional development opportunities for teachers on how to discuss controversial topics.
California

Newsom reverses on long-sought paid leave benefit for teachers in California

By Annie Sciacca | KFF Health News | July 28, 2026
California lawmakers had given public school and community college employees up to 14 weeks of paid pregnancy leave in the education bill.
California

Are California voters signaling tax fatigue toward school bonds and parcel taxes?

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | July 24, 2026
The defeat of Palo Alto Unified’s four-year parcel tax — the district’s first parcel tax defeat in 22 years — was the biggest surprise of the June 2 election.
Bay Area

Nvidia CEO donates $75M to Vanderbilt University’s new San Francisco arts college

By EdSource Staff | July 24, 2026
The new school will be part of the 4.5-acre site in Potrero Hill that the university is acquiring from the California College of the Arts.
California

Newsom appoints podcaster Scott Galloway to University of California Board of Regents

By EdSource Staff | July 23, 2026
Galloway is a longtime booster of the UC system and has written about isolation and loneliness among young men.
Education

Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit

By Phoebe Huss | CalMatters | July 22, 2026
The outgoing president of Cal State San Bernardino, Tomás Morales, stepped down after he was sued for discrimination and harassment.
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