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Berkeley schools use a discredited reading curriculum. Why is it still in classrooms? - Vimarsana News

Berkeley schools use a discredited reading curriculum. Why is it still in classrooms?

Berkeley School District was sued in 2017 over literacy instruction and the needs of dyslexic students. A new curriculum is coming.

Will continued distance learning mean that some students get left behind? - Vimarsana News

Will continued distance learning mean that some students get left behind?

Update: At a town hall on March 17, Superintendent Stephens said that he does not expect any substitutes to be teaching students who remain in distance learning. Update: At a town hall on March 16, Superintendent Brent Stephens said that he thinks distance learning students will be taught by BUSD teachers and substitutes will be used for in-person classes. “W e may here and there have a substitute working in distance learning, but by and large I think our substitutes will be working in-person,” he said. This is a change from what Stephens told Berkeleyside on Monday, that he would “pr...

Berkeley school board approves renaming Jefferson Elementary School - Vimarsana News

Berkeley school board approves renaming Jefferson Elementary School

Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, board members unanimously approved a motion to rename Jefferson Elementary School after Ruth Acty at a special meeting Wednesday. As the district’s first Black teacher, Ruth Acty was chosen by BUSD’s name advisory committee from options that were proposed based on their popularity among students, parents and faculty. According to Natasha Beery, director of the Berkeley Schools Excellence Program, Acty always wanted to be a teacher but faced many obstacles, including the death of her parents. “As a woman of color, she expands the type of BUSD sc...