Srishti Prabha is an Education Reporter at various esteemed outlets including The Sacramento Observer and NPR. She focuses on themes surrounding education, special education, and the intersection of social issues with academia, particularly in California and Sacramento, where she explores topics such as racial injustice and the education system. Srishti's work has been featured in prominent platforms like KQED, LAist.com, and the Education Writers Association.
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Srishti Prabha's focus is primarily on local education and political issues, particularly in California and Sacramento. Her articles often involve government announcements and cite data to support the stories.
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By: Kate Wolffe, Srishti Prabha
Butte County Sheriff Korey Honea said “it’s hard to believe” the region is dealing with another major tragedy, but said the community is resilient and that law enforcement is working to understand why the shooting happened.
Credibility of threat is now under investigation Topline: The California State Capitol was evacuated this morning after receiving an emailed threat.
By: Megan Myscofski, Srishti Prabha, Gerardo Zavala
The California State Capitol was evacuated Friday morning after receiving an emailed threat.
By: Srishti Prabha, Megan Myscofski, Gerardo Zavala
California's state Capitol in Sacramento appears on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024. Legislators and staffers were told to evacuate and work from home after a threat was emailed, CHP officials say.
By: Srishti Prabha
The food truck — ran almost entirely by students — is a part of the district’s Career and Technical Education Department. An estimated 37% of the students in the district are enrolled in the program.
By: Srishti Prabha
Journalist Srishti Prabha compiled tips from experts, creating a resource for more inclusive reporting on people with disabilities.
By: Gerardo Zavala, Srishti Prabha
A student stabbed another student with a kitchen knife at Bret Harte Elementary School on Monday. The injured student was taken to a hospital and is expected to make a full recovery.
By: Srishti Prabha
Twin Rivers Unified School District will build Chuckwagon Park, a workforce development housing project, near Del Paso Heights.
By: Megan Myscofski, Laura Fitzgerald, Srishti Prabha, Manola Secaira, Kate Wolffe, Keyshawn Davis, Tony Rodriguez, Gerardo Zavala
We took a look at a few laws going into effect on Jan. 1 that could impact your year, from new rules for active shooter drills in schools to how prosecutors charge theft-related crimes and changes to how you’re charged junk and overdraft fees.
By: Srishti Prabha
In Sacramento, a group of advocates is trying to make special education more accessible for Black families. They've formed a Black Parallel School Board to help families navigate the intricacies of getting their children the service they're legally entitled to.
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