Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families
Federal officials say the change restores fairness in civil rights enforcement, while ... more
Federal officials say the change restores fairness in civil rights enforcement, while ... more
English learners teacher training in Los Angeles remains limited, as educators in ... more
New legislation aims to unlock arts and music funding as districts wait ... more
From summer school and sports programs to free meals and swim lessons, ... more
Declining enrollment is shrinking school budgets across California, prompting layoffs, program reductions ... more
A new California graduation requirement will make personal finance education mandatory for ... more
State programs are recruiting bilingual high school students to become future teachers ... more
A major Stanford-led education review says Latino students make up most of ... more
The landmark settlement leaves Meta alone in a high-stakes California trial that ... more
Dozens of California laws are taking effect this summer, affecting schools, streaming ... more
The new state budget does not require school districts to increase teacher ... more
California officials warn that losing federal mental health grants could threaten school ... more
As extreme heat increases across Los Angeles, research shows Latino students are ... more
Inglewood Unified's record-long state receivership offers a real-world preview of what could ... more
Proposition 3 would continue California's income tax on the state's highest earners ... more
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