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California school districts is rolling out a resource hub that will offer extensive information on all aspects of school facilities. The N ational Center on School Infrastructure is housed at the University of California, Berkeley’s Institute of Urban and Regional Development and is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education.

Jane Close Conoley, the first woman to lead Cal State Long Beach, will retire in June 2025 following more than a decade as the university’s president.

High-poverty schools are nurturing a homegrown workforce of mental health support in Tulare County.

Inspections of 18 California schools by the State Auditor’s Office found significant maintenance deficiencies and safety risks on some of the campuses, according to the report “Custodial Staffing and Cleanliness Standards,” released last week.

Let's talk about what college is worth and how to improve its value, especially for low- and moderate-income learners.

Given that these programs can improve access to bachelor’s degree programs and jobs, it is frustrating that the programs are not more widely available across the state’s 116 community college campuses.

Nature is a kind of therapy at TimberNook,where children play in the woods to heal behavorial issues.

This week we are re-airing an episode from 2023 that won an Excellence in Journalism Award for Education Reporting in the Radio/Audio/Podcast category, from the Society of Professional Journalists of Northern California.

The California Student Aid Commission released a memorandum Friday urging high school, college and university staff to encourage students who have undocumented family members to apply for financial aid with the California Dream Act Application, amid uncertainty and fear about the Trump administration.

Students, teachers and parents in Woodland, near Sacramento, can now check out nearly 500 books featuring Native American stories and authors from a library at Douglass Middle School.