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Proposition 28 allocated nearly $1 billion in new arts education funding to California schools. But a coalition of nearly 100 arts groups says that some school districts may be misspending the money, deepening longstanding inequities among students.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is finding a place in California schools — particularly among teachers.
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A new homework bill could help bridge equity gaps among students. Lynn La reports for CalMatters.
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Bots are taking class spaces and financial aid away from real college students trying to enroll.
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Biden unveils new student debt forgiveness plan as deadline for resuming payments kicks in
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College hopefuls face changing admissions landscape after Supreme Court ruling
An increasing number of high schools are offering class credit for climate action.
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The Supreme Court has blocked President Biden's student debt relief plan, which sought to cancel up to $20,000 in individual loans, adding up to over $400 billion of federal student debt.
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The conservative majority of the U.S. Supreme Court has declared race-conscious admissions policies at colleges and universities across the country to be unlawful, effectively ending affirmative action in education.
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Three leading Black scholars discuss the College Board's decision to revise its curriculum for an Advanced Placement course in African American studies after criticism from Republicans like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
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The largest higher education strike in U.S. history has entered its third week in an effort to secure livable wages, more child care benefits, expanded family leave and other demands.
Native Californian tribes never "lost" their tribal languages. In fact, they've tried desperately to preserve them and bring them back into more widespread use — despite attempts by Western culture to suppress them. Here's a look at the progress some tribal groups have made in bringing Indigenous languages out of dormancy.