Getting Students Back to School
Calling the cops: Policing in California schools
Black teachers: How to recruit them and make them stay
Lessons in Higher Education: California and Beyond
Superintendents: Well paid and walking away
Keeping California public university options open
With the high quality journalism that EdSource provides, we’re fortunate to frequently win awards for our reporting.
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SoCal Film Awards
Society of Professional Journalists (Northern California)
California Journalism Awards (California News Publishers Association)
“Gig by Gig at California’s Community Colleges” draws its authority from meticulous original research and data analysis as well as from its wealth of human stories. Its impact in terms of revelation and explanation stems from the specificity of its findings, which are the fruits of original reporting drawing by on data from 73 districts statewide and analysis revealing the patterns and the exceptions. As a result, the series by reporter Thomas Peele and other contributors points the way toward possible improvements while also holding local trustees and administrators accountable for their decisions. Videos and information graphics also excel, and EdSource makes the effort to add reach through podcast and an online forum.”
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“This was a thoroughly reported story that spotlighted an issue most of us do not know about.”
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“Great use of the interactive map. Great color use and very informative.”
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California Journalism Awards (California News Publishers Association)
“Story addressed an important topic — the dangers of fentanyl use among youths and the surge of drug overdoses and death statewide in an easy-to-comprehend manner. Well-written, well researched.”
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“Really thorough and well-written reporting with great supporting components in the graphics and podcast. This series expertly uses one town’s fight over a library to highlight broader inequities. Well done!”
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