The son of prominent Israeli academics aims to reform US higher education, advocating for innovation and inclusivity. His vision challenges traditional models, sparking debate across campuses nationwide.
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The ArcGIS StoryMaps project reveals the rapid gentrification of San Francisco, highlighting shifting demographics, rising rents, and neighborhood transformations shaping the city’s social and economic landscape.
As teachers’ unions increasingly advocate for remote schooling, parents express growing concerns about education quality and social impact. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders face rising pressures to navigate the contentious debate.
San Francisco schools are embracing meditation to boost student well-being and focus. NBC News reports on how mindfulness practices are transforming classrooms, reducing stress, and enhancing academic performance.
San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker marks 20 enchanting years, returning with dazzling performances and holiday magic. This cherished tradition continues to captivate audiences, celebrating two decades of festive artistry.
USA TODAY High School Sports ranks the top 25 California high schools for athletes, highlighting programs excelling in both academics and athletics. These schools lead in developing future sports stars statewide.
A San Francisco teacher used a cotton plant in a lesson on slavery, sparking backlash from parents who say it was inappropriate. The incident has ignited a heated divide within the school community.
San Francisco schools are stepping up efforts to preserve Cantonese as fluency declines among younger generations. Programs aim to keep the heritage language alive amid growing cultural shifts.
Chinese mothers are relocating their families to Silicon Valley in a bid to secure prestigious school placements for their children. This trend highlights the growing pressure and lengths parents go to for elite education.
The University of San Francisco has announced a fee waiver for international students applying for the 2025 academic year. This move aims to boost access and attract diverse global talent to study in the USA.
Melinda Bihn, Head of School at The International School of San Francisco, shares insights on bilingual education, global citizenship, and fostering inclusivity in a rapidly evolving academic landscape.
During his visit to San Francisco, Laurent Bili, Ambassador of France to the U.S., engaged in an insightful conversation on diplomacy, tech collaboration, and cultural ties, highlighting the enduring Franco-American partnership.
A top-ranked high school abolished merit-based admissions, aiming for greater equity. However, following the change, student academic performance declined significantly, sparking debate over admission policies.
U.S. men die nearly six years earlier than women, reveals a new Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health study highlighting a widening life expectancy gap, driven by rising mortality rates among men.
An American religious studies teacher survived a brutal migrant attack while vacationing in Italy, Fox News reports. Authorities are investigating the assault as tensions over migration continue to rise across Europe.
In 2017, The New York Times explored San Francisco’s declining child population, highlighting rising living costs, housing shortages, and urban challenges that drive families away, raising concerns about the city’s demographic future.
Catholic Charities is pioneering a new approach by integrating business school training into its leadership development. This bold move aims to equip leaders with strategic skills to enhance organizational impact and sustainability.
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings of the best medical schools for research. Top institutions are recognized for innovation, funding, and groundbreaking medical discoveries, shaping the future of healthcare.
San Francisco parents have launched a campaign to recall several school board members amid ongoing disputes over school reopening plans. The recall effort highlights deep community divisions on education policy.
San Francisco is poised to reverse its decision to rename 44 schools linked to historical injustices, sparking debate over how to address contested legacies in education. The move reflects growing tension over memory and identity.