Woman Who Accused Virginia Lt. Governor Of Sexual Assault Speaks At Stanford
The first woman to accuse Virginia's Lt. Governor of sexual assault spoke Tuesday evening at a sold-out event at Stanford.
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The first woman to accuse Virginia's Lt. Governor of sexual assault spoke Tuesday evening at a sold-out event at Stanford.
More than 300 alumni signed the letter to Teach for America's leadership, asking it to stop "pressuring" young teachers to break a strike that could come next week.
Superintendent Kyla Johnson Trammell explained the cuts are painful, but necessary. The Board of Education faced the wrath of the students who will be hit hardest by the cuts.
A program that places Richmond police officers in local schools is in danger of shrinking.
Alejandro Garibo is a math whiz and calculus tutor, patiently guiding fellow students as a way of paying it forward for how he has been helped along.
Hundreds of San Francisco students and teachers, as well as their supporters, held a lively rally Tuesday afternoon outside of City Hall, as they sought to secure $60 million for their public schools.
Teachers at the Oakland Unified School District began voting after school on Tuesday on a potential strike.
An East Bay entrepreneur wants to put the power of gene-editing in everyone's hands through his company's "Genetic Design Kits."
The University of California at Berkeley has launched the Cannabis Research Center that will explore the impacts of cannabis production on the environment and society.
In a landmark lawsuit several childhood sexual abuse attorneys claim a San Jose school district failed to protect students from teachers who sexually abused them, and says it must put new policies in place to protect children.
Veronica Cañas is a natural born leader, although she admits she didn't always see herself in that role.
A group of parents, teachers and former school board members is demanding that the Oakland Unified School District delay a decision to shutter dozens of schools to close the district's $30 million budget gap.
School closures, program cuts and a teacher strike are all possibilities as the Oakland Unified School District faces a deficit of up to $30 million.
Teachers, union and community members met in Oakland on Sunday for an "art build" to create the protest materials for a potential strike.
A group of Oakland teachers said they plan to engage in a major disruption on Friday to protest the slow pace of contract talks between the Oakland Unified School District and the teachers' union.
