The state is in the process of rewriting its mathematics guidance for schools and teachers, hoping to expand access to advanced math.
Almost two-thirds of California high schools lack computer science courses and schools serving predominantly low-income students are four times less likely to offer advanced placement computer science courses.
Teachers have crafted weeks and even months-long lessons culminating with the historic Mars rover landing on Feb. 18.
As California faces another coronavirus surge, scientists and museum guides are taking to Zoom to meet students at home.
Skills and knowledge matter, but workers must be able to apply them to solve problems in rapidly shifting work environments.
The decision comes after CSU delayed a vote to add a quantitative reasoning course — in addition to 3 years of math — as an admission requirement.
Innovation, partnerships and great teachers are key to a more equitable and successful education system.
Students want to help solve real-world challenges, the pandemic presents an opportunity to empower them.
Some companies are cancelling summer internships altogether amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Los Angeles Unified is encouraging STEM schools to get a certificate indicating that the school meets high standards set by the district.
For years the need for trained and qualified teachers has been growing in schools across California, especially in math and science.
The state is promoting computer science in K-12 schools, but UC and CSU colleges lack bandwidth to meet the demand.
Similar to other STEM fields, employers in California’s natural resources industries are in need of a larger and more diverse pool of applicants.
California’s new science standards emphasize an approach that combines scientific disciplines.
Here are a half-dozen K-12 and early education bills that the governor vetoed or signed on the last day crunch — and why.
