The latest education news updates from EdSource. News Brief Tuesday, August 11, 2026 — 10:56 am States’ special education complaints are up by almost 50%, survey says Thirty-one state education ...
Voters in Oakland Unified School District will no longer vote to renew a parcel tax, which would have extended current funding for educator raises, middle schools and other services, the San Francisco ...
In late July at UC Merced, a classroom of middle school students split into teams for a game of Jeopardy. One problem: if the base of a 12-foot ladder rests 3 feet from a wall, how high up the wall ...
As the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign continues and schools prepare to reopen Wednesday, teachers in the Los Angeles Unified are calling for help from local communities to ensure ...
San Jose Unified parents say the district isn’t keeping promises it made when it decided to close five elementary schools earlier this year, The Mercury News reported.
August 7, 2026 Newsom appoints director of new state Office of Civil Rights. Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed the chief ...
California added 3,000 new classroom teachers and a significant number of new administrators despite declining student enrollment and budget reductions brought on by the end of pandemic funding, ...
Students in the Oakland Unified School District are returning to classes with a new cellphone ban in place, KQED reported. In elementary schools, students will place their devices into classroom ...
August 5, 2026 Sacramento City Unified appeals county rejection of fiscal plan to state superintendent. The Sacramento City ...
In addition to urging Congress to help free up new grants, UC has spent considerable resources defending grants the Trump ...
California legislators returned from their summer recess this week for the final stretch of the legislative season, with the fate of several education bills still undecided. Lawmakers have until Aug.
The program known as the Workforce Pell launched federally July 1, but it requires implementation at the state level.