Definitions of “sanctuary” vary from district to district, but in most cases it means that school staff will not allow federal immigration agents on campus without a warrant, subpoena or court order.
Rare astronomical phenomena on Aug. 21 coincides with the start of school for many districts.
Hidden Genius Project, among others, provides free programming classes to underrepresented groups.
A new AP Computer Science Principles class focuses on the “big ideas” behind computer science.
Five Keys Charter School's refurbished bus will help high school dropouts earn their diplomas or GEDs.
Intensive summer programs, extra tutoring, online courses among districts' offerings
Despite its creativity-focused economy, California arts education among the nation's worst
The Technovation contest is one of many summer programs aimed at encouraging girls to pursue math and computer science.
Free summer programs help kids struggling in math get a head start on algebra and geometry.
Learning Policy Institute research shows student achievement improves at schools that offer on-campus social services.
Nonprofit organizations like Save the Frogs are helping schools implement California's new science standards.
The state's fourth-largest school district is among the leaders in finding creative ways to staff classrooms.
After 20 years on the job, a fiscal analyst begins a new career as a high school teacher.
Statewide efforts to increase the number of math and science teachers have had some impact.
Former engineer makes the transition to high school teacher.
To help solve California's math and science teacher shortage, new programs aim to help mid-career professionals switch careers.
The bill would require a committee of educators, librarians and media experts to create guidelines for teachers.
Thousands of low-income students get to see the Broadway show for free as part of the EduHam history program.
Computer-based exam based on Next Generation Science Standards to be given through June.
Nearly 60 California school districts have declared themselves safe havens for undocumented immigrants.
Those who are participating say it's important to fight funding cuts to science agencies and education.
Next Generation Science Standards aim to reach minorities, English learners and others underrepresented in science fields.
State law requires schools to have comprehensive safety plans.
Teacher support and high-quality materials are key, according to a new report.
Some schools are replacing asphalt play yards with trees, flowers, and vegetables.
Girls score the same as boys on math and science tests, but women make up only 29 percent of the STEM workforce.
The chancellor's statement is the latest salvo in colleges' protest of federal immigration policies.
As prices come down, more schools are using high-tech headsets to supplement science lessons.
New standards, among the most comprehensive in the nation, focus on human impacts.
A national nonprofit visits Oakland to distribute free books to elementary students.
More school districts vow to protect immigrant students despite threats from the Trump administration.
Teachers, administrators and parents object to DeVos’ positions promoting charter schools and vouchers.
The approach encourages hands-on learning through experiments.
In some cases, English learners outscored their English-proficient peers on standardized tests.
