Education

New Bill Aims to Ease College Access for Students with Disabilities

AB 1713 would allow California colleges to accept existing K-12 disability plans as proof of disability

Santa Rosa Administrator Pens Open Letter on Special Education

Jeremy Packman offers advice for families navigating complex systems.

Vanessa L. Kahlon Appointed to Forttuna Education Council Global Advisory Board

Entrepreneur, author, and special education leader to provide expertise on inclusive learning models and family-centered interventions.

Torres High student makes Madera Unified history with Mock Trial award

Eliana Cantu recognized as top pretrial prosecutor at state competition

School Staff Member Helps Students Attend Prom

Adrian Perkins-Sledge provides free dresses, suits and accessories through the Diamond and King Prom Closet at Menlo-Atherton High School.

Long Beach Teacher Retires After Racist Meme Controversy

Educator placed on leave amid district and union probes into circulated image mocking students of color and those with disabilities.

Stan State's 'Day of Giving' Returns for 2026

The university community rallies to raise over $500,000 for student scholarships and programs.

Four candidates for California's top schools job discuss curriculum, careers and more in San Diego

Josh Newman, Gus Mattamal, Nichelle Henderson and Richard Barrera detailed how they would approach the job of superintendent of public instruction.

Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Commits $450,000 to Solano College Scholarships

The investment will provide $150,000 annually in need-based funding to help Vallejo students access higher education.

LAUSD Veteran Leads Principals Union

Max Arias stands out among union leaders in new contract negotiations.

Laguna Beach School Community Rallies Behind Teachers and Staff

Hundreds demonstrate at Main Beach to express discontent over relationship with school board

Pasadena School District Receives Positive Budget Review

LA County watchdog agency approves district's latest financial moves amid ongoing fiscal challenges.

Imagination and Heartfelt Lessons Shine at LA Times Book Festival

Inks & Bindings showcases charming children's books at annual literary event

Oakland Schools Unveil Plan to Cool Sweltering Classrooms

OUSD will install window films, blinds, and temperature sensors this summer to address heat issues in elementary schools.

Sacramento parents raise concerns over school's artificial turf plan

Families worry the switch from natural grass will put kids' health at risk