education

Colleges overlook the potential of students who didn’t finish their degree, study says

Abandoning potential "comebackers" has major implications, not just for them, but also for the state’s economy, says California Competes.

Members of the California Faculty Association approve a two-year agreement following a strike in January that lasted one day.

It was not immediately clear Thursday if David Stachura was fired or had resigned.

A recent legal settlement directs $2 billion to the most impacted California schools to help students recover from learning loss.

An HBCU satellite campus in San Francisco would also be a first in California.

An EdSource analysis found that Black and Latino students are the least likely to complete college preparatory course requirements.

The extension allows students and families more time to review financial aid offers before making a decision to commit to a particular school.

California teacher apprenticeship program will allow candidates to earn while they learn.

Pointing to dismal test scores, veteran lawmaker and a coalition of advocacy groups introduce AB 2222.

Stanford researchers say the frequency of students cheating on assignments remained "surprisingly" stagnant in fall 2023.