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Several Bay Area school districts have been struggling to recruit and retain cafeteria workers, The Mercury News reported, and demand for these workers is at an all-time high.

Stanford University hired a new basketball coach to lead the team out of the conference, The Mercury News reported.

Educators in Alameda will rally outside of city hall on Tuesday evening to advocate for better pay, quality resources, smaller classes, and caseloads.

The district plans to eliminate more than 100 positions by the start of next school year.

Applications for student board member positions on the California State Board of Education are currently being accepted for the 2025-26 school year.

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Harvard University will require applicants to take standardized tests once again after making the choice optional during the pandemic, The Washington Post reported.

Two community colleges in the San Joaquin Valley have been selected to be part of a program that helps to transform colleges through coaching in leadership and teaching.

Orange County Superintendent Al Mijares hasn’t been to a public school board meeting in more than a year because of medical issues, The Voice of OC reported.

Supporters of a proposed November ballot initiative that would require schools in California to notify parents if a child changes their gender identity are suing the state, The Los Angeles Times reported.