Subject to a larger amount of national debate, Common Core has mostly avoided ruffling California feathers.
An Orange County Superior Court judge recently heard arguments regarding the “triggering” of the low performing Palm Lane Elementary School.
It remains unclear what specific event or series of events at the school resulted in the apparent turmoil, but in a seemingly unprecedented move, the Cupertino Union School District has asked all 2
The change comes to the college prep A-G requirements.
SB 172 author Carol Liu argues the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) has become outdated and is measuring old standards.
K12 Inc., the Virginia-based operator of the California Virtual Academies (CAVA) came under fire recently as 16 teachers within the network lodged a laundry list of complaints.
The Local Control Funding Formula designed to transform California education began with a whimper.
Advocates say that as the dust cloud caused by the first year of the new Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) settles, foster youth are one group that could benefit from specific attention in futur
From the 74 applicants for the job, Ayinde Rudolph won out and snagged the $200,000 a year position.
Since the surge of public outcry against a certain NFL franchise reached its boiling point with attention from Jon Stewart and the Daily Show, a California Assembly Bill has been progressing toward
Today marks the one year anniversary of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting that claimed the lives of 17 students and staff members in Parkland, Florida.
Recent graduates of San Benito High School in Hollister are making remarkable strides in college thanks to an advanced placement program that prepares students academically and allows them to bypas
Schools across California and the Coachella Valley in particular are still waiting for the cannabis tax revenue they were promised. Now, the state says they just have a little bit longer to go.
Two-term Assemblyman Tony Thurmond has defeated Marshall Tuck in the race for California’s next chief of schools.
The California Department of Education has quietly released a list of the state's 780 lowest performing schools.
