The Trump administration has begun its long promised gutting of the Department of Education but some experts say that even completely eliminating the department would not significantly reduce the size ...

The Foothill-De Anza Community College District board of trustees voted to purchase an apartment building with 96 units — and to make them available as affordable housing options for students, San ...

Amid the chaos of the Department of Education’s mass layoffs, some may have missed the near decimation of National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the small statistical agency that generates ...

Federal decisions to cut the Local Food for Schools and Child Care Cooperative Agreement could impact school lunches nationwide, the Fresno Bee reported.

The new administration has big plans, any of which could have a major impact on California education. But could is the key word. So, we will stay on top of what’s happening and it will inform our ...

While some professors are integrating AI into coursework with the future workforce in mind, others fear the impact on student ...

The freeze on faculty and staff hiring comes hard on the heels of the Trump administration cutting $400 million worth of ...

Decades of underinvestment in schools, culture battles over bilingual education, and stark income inequality have made California the least literate state in the nation, as Capitol Weekly reported.

A new California bill would require teachers, counselors and other school employees to notify a parent that their child is publicly identifying as transgender within three days from the date they ...

The pandemic may have worsened equity issues in the child care sector. That’s one of the takeaways in a new report, “Equity in Child Care is Everyone’s Business,” released by the U.S. Chamber of ...

Bill authored by Legislative Jewish Caucus and others would address charges of antisemitic instruction in some districts' ...

California ranks among the top five states with the least affordable child care in a national survey. Some local officials say Santa Clara County may be even worse, as San José Spotlight reports.