Erin Gabel

November 29, 2022

California college students have their own ideas on diversifying campuses

College students respond to the question “How do you think California’s colleges and universities can build more diverse student populations without considering race in the admissions process?”

The California Student Journalism Corps

November 21, 2019

‘Moderate’ funding increase predicted for California schools, community colleges in 2020-21

A recession is still a ways off, says the Legislative Analyst's Office; mandated costs will eat into an estimated $3.4 billion increase.

John Fensterwald

January 18, 2019

Episode 90: What does Gov. Newsom have in mind for early childhood education?

This week, Louis and John interview EdSource early education reporter Zaidee Stavely and Erin Gabel, deputy director of the state commission First 5 California, about the dramatic plans for expanding access to early childhood development and education in Gov. Gavin Newsom's budget proposal.

EdSource staff

November 16, 2016

Education leaders contemplate impact of a Trump presidency on California

Forecasters have little to go on since education wasn't a major theme in the presidential campaign.

EdSource staff

June 23, 2013

Districts to get $1.25 billion this fall to implement Common Core

John Fensterwald

April 11, 2013

Hoping for a compromise, Senate committee puts adult ed decision on hold

Susan Frey

March 31, 2013

State still has a role in supporting and holding districts accountable

Erin Gabel / commentary

August 21, 2012

AB 5 falls short of meeting NCLB waiver requirements

John Fensterwald