Report sheds light on school readiness for young children
Category: Education
CalKIDS scholarship month launches in Los Angeles
County to help more students claim scholarships
What Meta’s $17B social media addiction settlement means for California teens
By Vani Sanganeria EdSource Meta’s landmark settlement agreement with California and 46 other states could bring significant changes to how young people interact with its social platforms and help fund […]
Social-emotional learning: Avoiding the ‘summer slide’
Tips on how to keep students engaged as school begins
The Getty announces grant winners
The Getty Foundation and the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund announced five Conserving Black Modernism grants as part of the culminating round of funding […]
How Howard University is fixing a 500-student enrollment scare
Howard University has successfully reenrolled 46 incoming freshmen following a significant enrollment crisis that initially left more than 500 students without a spot at the historically Black university. The situation […]
Tuskegee University under fire for dress code changes
Tuskegee University is in hot water as the president of the university recently announced a stricter dress code and the enforcement of other policies that are rubbing the Black community […]
California must reinvest in the next generation of school leaders now
Julian Rojas didn’t grow up imagining himself as a school principal. He grew up imagining his students. Now in his 13th year in education, Rojas is actively applying for assistant […]
Schools in CA, nationwide affected by cyberattack
An investigation was underway on May 8 after a cyberattack disrupted access to a key education computer platform used by California State University campuses, UCLA and thousands of schools nationwide. […]

