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This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter. State leaders’ recent attention to early ...

This story was originally published on LAist. When Eduardo Mira started his senior year at Ánimo Pat Brown Charter High ...

These are lean times in public education. Public school enrollment is declining nationwide and in California. Major federal funding cuts to public education are looming, and California’s own budget ...

This story was originally published on CalMatters. Almost 20 years ago a San Diego nonprofit created a preschool to focus on the “little guys” — children who experience domestic violence and other ...

This story was published on EdSource. Buoyed by their successful strategies for early literacy, California legislators and advocacy groups are calling for a parallel approach to math. This week, they ...

For the first time in its history, the Los Angeles Unified School District reports that in 2025, 100% of American Indian ...

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The Rust Belt city of Rochester in upstate New York has the most economically segregating school district border in the country, walling off the high-poverty education system from its affluent ...

Former LA Unified Superintendent John Deasy will be working as a consultant for The Broad Center for the Management of School Systems as a “superintendent-in-residence.” The center is a leadership ...

It was in physical education class when Laila Gutierrez swapped out self-harm for a new vice. The freshman from Phoenix had long struggled with depression and would cut her arms to feel something.