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Three tough years parenting school-aged kids has some San Francisco parents taking part in a political candidate training program and considering running for office. Learn
A typically placid school board meeting in Danville was anything but recently, with grim faces and waving pride flags spilling from the meeting’s doors. Dozens
In public schools today, staffs of mostly female teachers are led by a staff of disproportionately male leadership. Seventy-seven percent of public school teachers are
The Universal Pre-Kindergarten Career Development Initiative helps parents complete the coursework required to take on various teaching positions, ranging from assistants to lead teachers. The
Depending on where you live, August may sound way too early and September might sound surprisingly late to start the new school year. In reality,
A study from the University of Chicago Consortium of School Research looked at how high school climate and organizational context affect student development and achievement
“Many times students aren’t aware of the opportunities that are available in their own backyard,” said Dr. Rafael Ceja, director of education for Lodi Unified.
Students’ mental health issues don’t disappear during the summer. Sometimes they get worse. Without the structure and routine of a school day or access to
San Diego County school counselor Jessica Ley Nuñez knows that social-emotional learning works. And the research supports her. According to child development research from Loyola
Working for social emotional learning for all of California
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