education

University of California will require vaccines even without full FDA approval

The decision is a reversal from an April plan that required vaccines as long as one of them was fully approved by the FDA before the fall term.

Community colleges face calls to do more as Black, Native American, and Pacific Islander students enroll in for-profit colleges at alarming rates.

Rising costs, lower income during pandemic means more than half of California's college students expect their degrees to take longer than expected.

Nationally community college enrollment is down 9.5% or 476,000 fewer students this spring compared to last year.

After a year of trauma and uncertainty, some parents are still unsure about a full return to in-person instruction.

Lots of uncertainty remains and the definition of “reopening” is vague even as state officials vow to open classrooms full-time in the fall.

The plaintiffs say students lacked the necessary technology to access online courses as well as emotional support during the global pandemic.

California schools could be facing the largest number of teacher retirements ever, but factors like enrollment drops should take the sting out of it.

School officials will need to grapple with decisions about who should wear masks, and when, in preparation for the new school year in fall.

Local college districts will refine the details of each college's ethnic studies course offerings.