This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Hudson Idov wasn’t excited about any of his ...

This story was originally published on EdSource. After taking a break from social media, Orange County student Elise Choi ...

This story was originally published on EdSource. With contract negotiations between the Los Angeles School District and three ...

Hazel Health, which once described itself as “the largest K-12 mental and physical health provider in the nation,” faces an ...

Class is in session for roughly 400,000 Los Angeles Unified students after a historic three-union strike involving 70,000 ...

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Children whose caretakers are detained or deported face not only the loss of their loved ones, but, oftentimes, removal from their homes and schools — abrupt upheavals that can land them in one of ...

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This story was reported by Mark Keierleber and written by Kathy Moore Months before the Los Angeles school board approved a $6.2 million contract with AllHere, an AI chatbot maker that is now being ...

America is celebrating its 250th birthday this year. At a moment when new technologies and other societal changes are reshaping how people access information, make decisions, and participate in civic ...

If you spend enough time in public schools, you start to notice a pattern: Every year, districts warn of another round of cuts, another school closing, another program squeezed out of existence.

During the course of one conversation last Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom emerged as an unexpected new spokesman for people with dyslexia — while also stirring up a small-scale controversy over learning ...