All articles by EdSource staff
Education and the coronavirus crisis: What’s the latest?
Oakland Unified starts school Aug. 10 with all students in virtual classes for at least the first month; in-person instruction will phase in
EdSource staff
July 10, 2020
Seeking guidance for reopening schools?
Here’s what has been issued so far from the state, county offices and other agencies.
EdSource staff
July 9, 2020
California Legislature approves state budget; here are the highlights for education funding
Legislators spared K-12 schools and community colleges cuts, but will force them to borrow billions and rely on more stimulus aid from Congress.
EdSource staff
June 26, 2020
Distance Learning 2.0: Pajaro Valley looks ahead, with Superintendent Michelle Rodriguez | EdSource webinar
In this webinar, Supt. Rodriguez and EdSource's John Fensterwald dive deeper into the strategies and successes of Pajaro Valley's transition to deeper learning.
EdSource staff
June 16, 2020
Richmond High School students speak out about protests and police brutality
Richmond High School students share their thoughts about police brutality and racism.
Ronishlla Maharaj
June 11, 2020
Student perspectives: the pros and cons of distance learning
Distance learning has challenged students and teachers to create a new learning experience. As students in the West Contra Costa Unified School District in the San Francisco Bay Area describe, they faced challenges around learning and orders to stay at home.
Karina Mascorro, David Sanchez, Valeria Echeverria & Ronishlla Maharaj
June 3, 2020
Covid's impact on education in California: 100 days
An interactive timeline of major milestones in the pandemic lockdown.
EdSource staff
May 20, 2020
Webinar: To the extent feasible... Strategies for success with distance learning
Join us Tuesday, May 12, at 1 p.m. for conversation with a panel of researchers, teachers and district leaders on how schools can best succeed with distance learning.
EdSource staff
May 1, 2020
How bad will it be? One expert looks at K-12 budget cuts on the horizon
The coronavirus and the recession could be a double whammy for schools, and tools to minimize the damage will be limited, warns consultant.
EdSource staff
April 30, 2020
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EdSource staff
March 31, 2020
In his own words: Gov. Newsom on why he’s not ordering all California schools to close
Newsom said he’s not ready to override superintendents in mainly small, rural districts that will remain open.
EdSource staff
March 15, 2020
California election 2020: Democratic presidential primary and Prop. 13 school construction bond
EdSource will post the presidential primary and Prop. 13 results, by county, using our automated tracker. Check back for results.
EdSource staff
March 3, 2020
Building better schools and colleges: Californians argue for and against Prop. 13 on March 3, 2020 ballot
Proponents and opponents of the $15 billion state bond measure for K-12 and higher education facilities funding, share their views.