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A task force is weighing questions, such as who should receive reparations, what they should receive and how the district should pay
Black in School Coalition is asking parents of color to attend local funding meetings to advocate for the needs of Black and Brown students, and to ensure that the equity multiplier funds are spent wisely.
After a veto by Governor Gavin Newson, Black educators are asking parents of color to take a more direct approach by attending local funding meetings, known as LCAP. Here's what the program is and how parents can take part.
Berkeley Unified School District’s first meeting of the year was held on Wednesday, marked by continued debate over the future of the District’s 1130 Oxford Street property, formerly Oxford Elementary, closed due to its high risk in the event of an earthquake.
The Berkeley Unified School District could be the first in the nation to offer reparations for Black students.