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Curriculum
September 19, 2019

California needs time to get ethnic studies curriculum right

The debate over whether ethnic studies is an appropriate and valuable course for high school students was settled long ago.

Linda Darling-Hammond
September 16, 2019

California’s widely criticized ethnic studies plan to be revised

Critics said the original proposal was politically biased and omitted the American experiences of some ethnic and religious groups.

Diana Lambert
August 26, 2019

California science teachers offer more input on new classroom materials

A new rubric for science textbooks aims to help teachers understand the state standards while picking out new materials.

Sydney Johnson
August 12, 2019

Nationwide project provides free science materials to meet California’s new standards

The materials are not on the state’s list of approved science programs, which many districts will turn to as they begin their curriculum adoption process.

Sydney Johnson
June 26, 2018

With California in the lead, LGBTQ history gets boost in school curriculum

California's FAIR Education Act is being emulated in Illinois and Massachusetts.

James Hilton Harrell
April 19, 2018

Voting for young people explained: a quick guide

It’s never been better to be a young voter in California. Here’s a look at a number of new laws aimed at increasing young voter education and participation.

David Washburn
April 19, 2018

Will 2018 be the year of the young voter in California?

Students throughout the state are showing more interest in “high school voter education weeks” than ever before.

David Washburn
February 19, 2018

‘Big data’ classes a big hit in California high schools

At least 30 high schools now offer classes in data science, one of the state's most in-demand and highest-paying careers.

Carolyn Jones
December 21, 2017

California schools get an ‘F’ in financial literacy instruction

A new report ranks California among the nation's worst in teaching about student loans, credit cards and personal finance.

Carolyn Jones
December 18, 2017

From the field to the classroom: Pro sports teams are becoming players in math, science education

49ers, Ducks, other teams offer free curriculum to California teachers.

Carolyn Jones
June 4, 2017

More teachers turning to nonprofits for innovative science lessons

Nonprofit organizations like Save the Frogs are helping schools implement California's new science standards.

Carolyn Jones
May 14, 2017

'Hamilton' curriculum brings U.S. history to life for high school students

Thousands of low-income students get to see the Broadway show for free as part of the EduHam history program.

Carolyn Jones
March 29, 2017

Guidelines designed to help districts implement new science standards

Teacher support and high-quality materials are key, according to a new report.

Carolyn Jones
December 14, 2016

Songs, raps, games and movement help make learning fun

Los Medanos Elementary students learn Common Core concepts in fun ways and excel academically.

Theresa Harrington
September 28, 2016

Animated videos help teachers build sense of empathy in students

The videos are designed to help teach social and emotional skills.

Jane Meredith Adams