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In the bilingual education world, José Medina is a superstar. A former teacher turned principal turned researcher, he spreads his message of respecting students’ languages on social media and in schools across the country.
A tiny school district in rural Merced County has invested heavily in school counseling. And UCLA researchers have recognized the results.
A new literacy intervention program is being rolled out in San Diego, Alameda, San Mateo and Riverside counties, to help teenagers in juvenile detention grasp the basics of reading.
Come prepare a meal with the fifth and sixth graders of Pacific Elementary, in Davenport, California, where the district attracts students just for the lunch.
One district moved from packaged pizza and chicken nuggets to coconut rice with red lentil dal on its school lunch menu.
Many mentoring and tutoring programs in K-12 schools rely partially on federal grants through AmeriCorps — funding that President Donald Trump has proposed entirely eliminating.
A new law aims to get more teachers instructing kids in how to sound out words to be able to access the joy of reading.
Miliani Rodriguez attends Coachella Valley High School, where the AC often breaks in over 100-degree heat and when it rains, the ceilings leak.
California community colleges rely on this funding for programs such as support for students pursuing science degrees and dual enrollment for high school students taking college classes.
For Chelsea Duran, returning to high school for her senior year means being on high alert, watching over her shoulder for immigration enforcement agents.
