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Across the state, Santa Barbara County has one of the highest percentages of students who struggle to speak fluent english, even more than down in Los Angeles County. A $10 million state grant will now help students with language achievement in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

After a contentious road to approve a new set of statewide guidelines on teaching students math, California officials must still figure out how to support school districts with implementation.

After a contentious road to approve a new set of statewide guidelines on teaching students math, California officials must still figure out how to support school districts with implementation.

After a contentious road to approve a new set of statewide guidelines on teaching students math, California officials must still figure out how to support school districts with implementation.

After a contentious process to revise and approve the states math framework, California policymakers must now figure out how to implement the new recommendations.

After a contentious road to approve a new set of statewide guidelines on teaching students math, California officials must still figure out how to support school districts with implementation. The 2023 math framework, which the State Board of Education passed in July, is a 1,000-page document that details what many state and education officials accept as the best practices to teach mathematics. Although not... <span class="read-more"><a href="https://edsource.org/2023/cal...

Junior high students and staff from the Santa Barbara Unified School District are proudly celebrating their remarkable achievements at the Regional Science

The awardees were nominated by their peers, and selected by a countywide panel of educators, administrators, business and community partners.

The Santa Barbara County Education Office (SBCEO) is pleased to announce the naming of six of our county’s most talented and inspirational educators as

With unanimity and generally high praise last week, the State Board of Education passed the new California Mathematics Framework that took nearly four years and three versions to adopt.