Arts & Entertainment What Prop. 28 funding will mean for arts education in California By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | December 6, 2022 A conversation with former Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner, a chief backer of Proposition 28.
parcel tax California court decision ups the odds for passing school parcel taxes By John Fensterwald | EdSource | December 6, 2022 Citizen-initiated measures would require only a simple majority vote, not two-thirds.
Bay Area Sonoma County Office of Education buys property for educator housing By Diana Lambert | EdSource | December 2, 2022 Affordable teacher housing has long been a topic of concern in the North Bay county.
Bay Area Political rancor has had chilling effect on public education, survey finds By Diana Lambert | EdSource | December 1, 2022 Classrooms have less instruction on race and racism and more harassment of LGBTQ youth, according to nationwide survey of principals.
Bay Area Academic researchers and scholars reach tentative agreement with UC By Michael Burke and Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | November 29, 2022 Hundreds of faculty pledged to withhold student grades as the semester ends in support of striking workers.
California Cal Poly SLO enrolls the lowest rate of Black students among all the state’s public universities By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CalMatters | November 29, 2022 The most selective university in the CSU system enrolled a miniscule 146 undergraduate Black students this fall.
College Free college: All four Peralta campuses waive registration fees for Spring 2023 semester By Olivia Wynkoop, Bay City News Foundation | November 21, 2022 Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt College are offering fee waivers to those who complete their Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Bay Area EdSource panel: Tutoring can come in many forms — almost all of them good By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | November 17, 2022 Whether in person or online, tutoring is the only way students will catch up academically, experts say.
Bay Area UC undergraduate students divided in reaction to strike By Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | November 16, 2022 As UC strike continues, undergraduates decide between joining the picket line or crossing it to attend classes.
Bay Area University of California disrupted as 48,000 academic workers continue strike By Emma Gallegos and Betty Marquez Rosales | EdSource | November 15, 2022 Many classes and programs disrupted across the ten-campus system as strike enters second day.