Education
Education
Crowded classes, staff shortages are making some California teachers rethink careers
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Lack of funding has meant insufficient wages and high health insurance premiums for teachers, crowded classrooms and a lack of support staff.Education
Gov. Newsom proposes stable school funding in 2025-26 with an ominous warning
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School districts would get a small cost-of-living increase and $500 million to train math and literacy coaches; UC and CSU would face as much as an 8% cut.Education
College clubs becoming just as competitive as getting into college
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On many California campuses, student clubs now require applications and interviews to assess prospective new members.Education
A safe bet for education: California Lottery generates $2.25 billion for public schools
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This is the third year in a row that the lottery has generated more than $2 billion for education, according to lottery officials.Education
Can California keep ICE away from schools? Lawmakers want to try as crackdowns loom
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A pair of bills in the Legislature can only delay, not stop, arrests.California
New law inspired by ex-lawmaker’s DUI adds to alcohol education in California schools
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In addition to the required instruction about alcohol, narcotics and other dangerous drugs, this bill would require additional education about the short- and long-term harms of excessive drinking.education
New year starts with new laws impacting education
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The laws go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025.Education
Schools continue to rebound, thanks to influx of funding: 2024 year in review
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California spent billions on tutoring, after-school programs, counselors, summer school and other programs meant to help students rebound academically and emotionally from the pandemic.California
