Slate’s article “What’s Wrong With Math Education in the U.S.?” explores systemic issues including outdated curricula, teaching methods, and equity gaps that hinder student performance and engagement nationwide.
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A new San Francisco Chronicle ranking reveals how the return on investment (ROI) of UCLA, Berkeley, and other California colleges has evolved over the past decade, highlighting shifts in graduate earnings and tuition costs.
French comedian Antonia de Rendinger embarks on a U.S. tour with her new show “Scènes de Corps et d’Esprit,” blending sharp wit and physical comedy. Audiences across America can now experience her unique humor live.
The 2024 U.S. News Rankings reveal little change in top law schools, highlighting stability in legal education prestige. David Lat’s “Original Jurisdiction” offers in-depth analysis of these steady trends.
The Education Department has launched an investigation into UC Berkeley following a protest involving Turning Point USA. The inquiry aims to examine potential violations related to free speech and campus policies.
California schools are preparing for impacts following the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling on religious rights, which could reshape policies on religious expression and accommodation in public education.
UPDATE: San Francisco courts are reviewing whether non-citizen parents should be allowed to vote in local school board elections, a decision with significant implications for community representation and education policy.
The California Office for Civil Rights is closing, raising concerns about the future of school discrimination cases. Advocates worry that without state oversight, addressing bias and harassment in schools may face setbacks.
As the back-to-school season begins, Frenchly highlights top Bay Area spots to learn French. From immersive language schools to community centers, explore where to master French with expert instructors and local cultural events.
Over the past decade, the U.S. has witnessed 180 school shootings, resulting in 356 victims. This alarming trend highlights urgent calls for policy reform and enhanced school safety measures. CNN reports on this critical issue.
A San Francisco teacher has been accused of sexually abusing a student over several years, authorities report. The investigation is ongoing as police work to gather evidence and ensure the safety of all involved.
The New York Times explores how political agendas are reshaping history education across the U.S., with new curricula sparking debate over which narratives deserve emphasis in classrooms nationwide.
A South San Francisco teacher accused of child molestation has died, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation as the community processes the shocking news. Further details are pending.
The U.S. Department of Education abruptly froze funds for grants supporting English learners and migrant students, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable student populations amid ongoing education challenges.
A 2024 New York Times article explores the rise of microschools-intimate learning environments with as few as seven students-highlighting personalized education trends reshaping traditional schooling across the U.S.
A California school board voted to paint over a George Washington mural, sparking debate. Educators and community members advocate preserving the artwork, highlighting its historical and educational value.
Several California cities ranked among the top 10 most educated in the U.S., according to a recent study. The Sacramento Bee highlights how hubs like San Francisco and Irvine lead in higher education attainment nationwide.
A U.S. teacher stabbed while on vacation in Italy has returned home safely, described by loved ones as “a miracle.” Authorities continue investigating the incident as the community rallies around the recovering educator.
President Trump’s move to dismantle the Department of Education risks significant setbacks for California. Funding cuts and policy shifts could undermine local schools, widening educational inequalities across the state.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed appointed new members to the school board to replace those ousted by recall, aiming to stabilize the district amid ongoing governance challenges and restore public trust.