Jakob McWhinney is an Education Reporter at various esteemed outlets including San Diego Magazine, The Hechinger Report, and KPBS (89.5 FM). He focuses on themes such as educational policy, early childhood education, and school governance, while also exploring intersections with real estate and media. Jakob's work has been featured in prominent publications like Voice of San Diego and San Diego Metro Magazine.
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Jakob McWhinney's coverage focuses on local education, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. His articles cover a variety of topics related to the San Diego area such as homeschooling trends, behavioral health initiatives, and local school district updates.
If you have expertise in educational policies or data analysis related to San Diego schools and homeschooling trends, Jakob may be interested in your insights. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on local government announcements concerning education or legal policies impacting schools in the San Diego area, your input could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Jakob McWhinney, Sandy Huffaker
A polarizing and politically incorrect social media influencer showed up at One America News Network’s headquarters multiple times to call Matt Gaetz a ‘pedophile.’ The network that airs his weekly show is asking a judge for a restraining order and to force the woman to delete videos.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
The resolution charged President Kyle Weinberg with engaging in 'a pattern of decisions being made without required board approval, undermining the authority of this board.'
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
San Diego Unified Superintendent Fabiola Bagula wants to create a free, universal child care system in San Diego.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
District leaders have advertised a fix to the the School of Creative and Performing Arts' plumbing in three successive bond measures. Still, the school is facing leaks and water shutoffs and a fix is years away.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
After more than a year of community frustrations, a shared governance committee is recommending changes to the charter network’s board.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
California’s students are woefully underperforming in math. Can a new test be part of the solution?
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
San Diego Unified tried to usher in a new era of community engagement in local schools. For a while, it did. Sort of. That era is now long gone.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
I spoke with future San Diego Unified Trustee Hayden Gore about project-based learning, unions and AI.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
Officials at the wealthy North County school district suspected a student lived outside the district’s boundaries. So, they hired a private eye to surveil the child’s home and follow them to school.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney
The race for California superintendent of public instruction doesn’t seem to be front of mind for voters. The California Teachers Association is dropping millions to change that.
