Joe Hong

Native American students in California hope a new law will improve instruction about tribal history and alleviate misinformation.

Recent cyberattacks show many schools are at risk due to few resources and no statewide security standards.

Pandemic fallout: The student scores show a statewide decline that has nearly wiped out progress made over the past eight years.

Officials released student test scores in a way guaranteed to hinder coverage of what’s expected to be a steep pandemic-driven decline.

Pandemic fallout: The student scores show a statewide decline that has nearly wiped out progress made over the past eight years.

School funding proposal would target high-poverty schools, not specifically Black students supporters wanted to prioritize.

Increasing teacher pay would attract more experienced applicants to high-poverty schools, but unions have long opposed it.

California’s overall K-12 enrollment declined, but a lack of affordable housing may be fueling an increase in homeless students.

Many teachers leave high-poverty schools for less stressful classrooms, but some veteran educators choose to stay.

Advocates in California are attempting to put a measure on the ballot making a high-quality education a constitutional right.