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Recently released test scores from some of California’s largest school districts offer a preview of what’s likely to be steep drops in reading and math scores statewide in the wake of COVID-19.

Recently released test scores from some of California’s largest school districts offer a preview of what’s likely to be steep drops in reading and math scores statewide in the wake of COVID-19.

Recently released test scores from some of California’s largest school districts offer a preview of what’s likely to be steep drops in reading and math scores statewide in the wake of COVID-19.

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There are 40% more teachers in poor schools who lack the required qualifications than in the richest schools, an EdSource analysis found.

Across California, low-income students are more likely to have unqualified teachers, but what has been a longstanding problem of inequity between rich and poor schools may be showing progress.

Fifty-four faculty members, coaches and other non-mangagement employees at 12 California...

With California charter school enrollment declining for the first time in three decades, operators and funders look to new areas of the state for future growth.

Enrollment has dropped more than 5% in rural Northern California over the past 20 years, with some districts seeing drops of 50% or more.

2022 may be the year of health benefits for part-time faculty at California's community colleges, where adjuncts teach about half of the courses and make up about two-thirds of the faculty. Gov. Newsom is proposing more funding that could give some of these instructors coverage for the first time.