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College & Careers
December 11, 2025

Is college worth the cost? Experts discuss higher education benefits and challenges

Despite concerns about college debt and the rise of AI, experts at an EdSource roundtable emphasized the long-term benefits of higher education and suggested colleges do more to help students transition to college and provide skills for a changing economy.

Amy DiPierro
Federal Education Policy
May 21, 2025

Proactive campus policies, communication with students critical under 'antagonistic' federal actions, panel says

Panelists discussed threats to cut federal funding, impact on international students, and ways in which California is protected.

Betty Márquez Rosales
Saving Head Start
May 14, 2025

Head Start allies wait, worry about possible funding cuts

Donald Trump's federal budget proposal did not include cuts to Head Start, but supporters of the early education program are concerned its funding could be cut during budget negotiations.

Diana Lambert
Five Years Later: Covid's Lasting Impact on Education
March 28, 2025

Pandemic-era push to ‘build solutions’ must continue, panel says

The coronavirus pandemic led to some leaders adopting innovative approaches to address daunting challenges that have long existed, a panel said.

Lasherica Thornton
Arts education
December 6, 2024

Ballet opens doors for children to chase the joy of dance

New Ballet founder Dalia Rawson believes the arts are an expression of our collective humanity that belongs to all of us, not a luxury for the privileged few.

Karen D'Souza
Community Colleges
November 20, 2024

Educators divided on impact of changes in STEM math placement at California community colleges

During an EdSource roundtable on Tuesday, panelists discussed both the potential upsides and their concerns about the implementation of AB 1705.

Betty Márquez Rosales
Facilities
October 9, 2024

Upgrading facilities can make schools safer and more sustainable, panel says 

State and local bonds on the November ballot could play a key role in upgrading school facilities amid safety concerns and climate change.

Mallika Seshadri
College & Careers
September 16, 2024

Next stop on transfer students' journey: UC Berkeley's new, high-end dorm

Anchor House, UC Berkeley's new dorm for transfer students, is part of a larger effort to create a community for students transferring to the campus.

Jo Moon
Getting Students Back to School
August 29, 2024

Communication with parents is key to addressing chronic absenteeism, panel says

Low-cost, scalable engagement through texting and post cards can make a huge difference in getting students back in the habit of attending classes.

Emma Gallegos
Adult Education
July 26, 2024

More outreach and access are needed in adult education, panel says

Panelists discussed ways to overcome barriers to adult education at EdSource's Thursday roundtable discussion.

Mallika Seshadri
Arts education
July 3, 2024

Puppetry is far more than child's play for young learners in Oakland

Coming out of the pandemic, many children are struggling with imaginative play and make believe, experts say.

Karen D'Souza
College in Prison: How earning a degree can lead to a new life
May 9, 2024

How earning a college degree put four California men on a path from prison to new lives | Documentary 

For the four men whose stories are told in this documentary, just the chance to earn the degree made it possible for them to see themselves living a different life outside of prison.

Jennifer Molina
Lessons in Higher Education: California and Beyond
April 25, 2024

Dual admission programs a tool for addressing state’s transfer challenges, panel says

Panelists discussed dual admission as a solution for easing the longstanding challenges in California's transfer system.

Betty Márquez Rosales
Arts education
March 22, 2024

Expanding arts education requires accountability and team effort, panel says 

An EdSource panel discussed ways various stakeholders can come together to support arts education amid confusion about Proposition 28.

Mallika Seshadri
Charter Schools
March 18, 2024

Don Shalvey, ‘fearless’ charter school pioneer and mentor, dies at 79

Shalvey created the state's first charter school, its first multi-school network, Aspire Public Schools, and left his imprint on the charter sector and its leaders.

John Fensterwald
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